August 4, 2020 by Katherine-Harrison-Adcock

How Microservices Empowered the UK's DWP to Pivot During COVID-19

In the beginning of 2019, the U.K.’s Department of Work and Pensions (a British government department responsible for welfare and pension policy) began work on an API library. DWP integration lead Jaqui Ledgetter credits this library (which can be used across government agencies) with empowering the DWP to respond to the COVID-19 crisis with alacrity.

Formatting web pages for various displays
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First I want to say that my only interest in the technical details of web development are from an end user perspective. I usually go to [this site](https://www.theweathernetwork.com/ca) to get my weather forecasts. Their current display format is to present the forecasts horizontally but it will likely be changing soon ... […]
Tabular Data Classification with Hugging Face Meta Tree Transformer
In Computer Science
As a data scientist, I have extensively used the Hugging Face library for processing unstructured data such as images, text, and audio. My previous blogs have covered various transformer models for these types of data. Lately, however, I discovered that Hugging Face also provides transformer models for tabular data. One ... […]
How To Use Builder Design Pattern and DataFaker Library for Test Data Generation in Automation Testing
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I bet you might have come across a scenario while automating API/web or mobile applications where, while registering a user, you may be setting the address for checking out a product in the end-to-end user journey in test automation. So, how do you do ... […]
Best Applications and Services for Deleting Instagram Chats
In instagram, Instagram chats
Instagram, one of the most popular social media platforms, offers various tools to manage your interactions with other users. Two of these tools are the “Restrict” and “Block” features. Both are designed to help users... The pos... […]
Beyond Sessions: Centering Users in Mobile App Observability
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Observability providers often group periods of activity into sessions as the primary way to model a user’s experience within a mobile app. Each session represents a contiguous chunk of time during which telemetry about the app is gathered, and it usual... […]