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📅 December 10, 2018

AWS Application Integration Services

This week we look at a shorter list of services in the Application integration group. The list may be short, but these are highly useful and valuable services for application developers. These are excellent ways to integrate your applications (as you…

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📅 December 7, 2018

Time Tracking Solutions – Free and Low Cost

We all need to measure how much of our life is spent working. Thus, time tracking is one of those features that we all can make use of. The good news is that this is a problem that can be…

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📅 December 5, 2018

Software Design – The Proxy Pattern

We continue a look at the structural patterns with a look at the proxy. This is much like the flyweight we reviewed in the last episode. However, it has a different focus. The flyweight can be used to implement a…

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📅 December 3, 2018

AWS Machine Learning Services

The AWS machine learning services are more examples of the newer offerings. Nevertheless, these are growing fast and can help you embrace cutting edge technology. Machine learning is a recent technology in general so the time you spend understanding these services…

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📅 November 30, 2018

Mail Services – Free and Low Cost

This week we look at mailing and communication tools. These mail services have a wide range of features and focal points. That is just part of the reason why we also have a much longer list than typical. These applications…

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📅 November 28, 2018

Software Design – The Flyweight Pattern

We continue a look at the structural patterns with a stop at the flyweight. This pattern is one I find ignored more often than it should be. In particular, the large number of data items we typically model in modern…

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