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📅 January 7, 2019

AWS Internet of Things Services

One of the latest advances is the Internet of Things. As one would think, this focus on small and connected devices has not been lost on Amazon. They may be one of the most visible adopters of this wave of…

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📅 January 4, 2019

Hosting Options – Free and Low Cost Solutions

We turn to hosting in this episode of our search for free and low-cost tools. To be honest, free is not a long-term option with these tools although you can find a few that will start free. These are popular, provide…

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📅 January 2, 2019

Software Design – The Interpreter Pattern

In this episode, we look at a behavioral pattern that is key for solving certain types of problems. These happen to be grammar and translation applications. Thus, the interpreter pattern gives us a way to do precisely that. We use this to…

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📅 December 31, 2018

Amazon AWS Analytics Services

The AWS analytics group of services has a lot of members. These are some of the newer offerings from Amazon. However, they are very effective to use in professional development and learning more about your enterprise environment. Amazon Athena Query…

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📅 December 28, 2018

Hot Technology and Advances for 2019

Every year it is common to see articles about the next hot technology that will be part of our lives in the year ahead. We are not going to skip this opportunity to provide our thoughts on the matter as…

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📅 December 26, 2018

A Look Back on What We Learned in 2018

One of our annual topics is a look back at the year we have completed. In this episode, we cover precisely that and look at what we learned in 2018. Ok, maybe this is what we should have learned. In…

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