Low Code

In Part I of the blog , we explored the language models and transformers, now let’s dive into some examples of GPT-3.

Take a look at our most read and shared blog posts from August 2020.

My main focus this year revolves around Software Maintainability. At this moment, we try to get everyone on board, and we have started training people on the concepts, and how to get your team to write maintainable software.

Each year Pride month comes and goes with me vowing to put fingers to keyboard to write about the importance not only of Pride as a near global event celebrating diversity and equality but also protesting that true equality may still be some way off.

Applying machine learning algorithms to your business process can be quite beneficial: whether it is to predict incoming workloads to better allocate internal and external resources, or to segment customer groups to personalize marketing campaigns, machine learning is the key to success.

Here, is the list of top Service Virtualization tools with their features and links to download them

I remember an Egyptian saying I heard: “Because we focused on the snake, we missed the scorpion.” How true for our current technological advancements.

In a world that seems to be highlighting the merits of no code and low code solutions, I see a few excellent reasons to orchestrate with code.

A brief overview of Natural Computing with some hints as to how some of the research can be used today to enhance the way we build computer-based systems.

Take a look at our most read and shared blog posts from July 2020.

Today I want to share with the community my favourite (and one of the most popular react libraries) for extending react hooks functionality

For people to embrace technology as a tool for positive impact, they need to understand its potential first. From their own point of view and within the context of their very own organization.