From Succeeding with AI by Veljko Krunic
This article discusses how to get practical business results from AI and how this book will help you learn how to do it.
Exploring Software Extensibility is a free eBook with chapters selected by Dane Hillard.
From Five Lines of Code by Christian Clausen
This article delves into when a function should call a method on an object or pass it on as an argument.
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From Interpretable AI by Ajay Thampi
From Fighting Churn with Data by Carl Gold
This article discusses using machine learning algorithms to forecast churn risks.
From Programming Hyperledger Fabric by Siddharth Jain
From Fighting Churn with Data by Carl Gold
This article discusses using machine learning algorithms to forecast churn risks.
From Entity Framework Core in Action, Second Edition by Jon P Smith
From Learn Docker in a Month of Lunches by Elton Stoneman
Logging is usually the most boring part of learning a new technology, but it’s not the case with Docker. The basic principle is simple: you need to make sure your application logs are written to the standard output stream, because this is where Docker looks for them. This can be achieved in a couple of ways, which we’ll cover in this article, and then the fun begins.