As “quantum” becomes one of the buzzwords of the decade, some voices are warning that its potential is overblown. But what is the reality?
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As a young developer you were on top of the world, but a few years in, you’re feeling like a big phony. The Dunning-Kruger effect is to blame.
If you’ve got a great idea for an app but just can’t seem to finish the darn thing, you’re not alone. Use these three steps to get it done.
Python has ruled data science and machine learning for the last decade, but Julia and Swift are poised to dethrone the king.
Sure, the process offers benefits for many digital products. But sometimes agile is not the best solution for your needs.
You need to be on the same page to successfully lead.
The dawn of web3 is here, and with it, a host of promises about its transformative potential. But which of these are likely to be true, and which are just fantasy?
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Serverless functions offer grandiose promises to developers. But can they really deliver on them? Let’s find out.
