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Re:Java 9 has six weeks to live
on Tuesday February 06, 2018 @05:34AM (#16315428)
Ironically, some claims that Java 9 feels like home.
Why Alexa doesn't respond when someone says 'Alexa' in an ad
Benchmarking Study on MVC vs. MVP vs. MVVM for Android
Ending the Debate for MVC vs. MVP vs. MVVM
How to select the right database for your Android/iOS application
Multi-Cloud Architecture Designs for an Effective Cloud Strategy
The Rise and Fall of JVM Languages
Stop Blogging and Start Building – Indiehackers
Re:Guide to Serverless Architecture
on Thursday December 21, 2017 @02:18AM (#15977038)
You might want to use a VPN, sometimes organizations enable geo filters.
Which database to choose for your React Native application?
Guide to Serverless Architecture
Stop Blogging and Start Building Tools for Great Content Marketing ROI
Ask HN: Startup Growth Hacking: ROI of Free Tools vs. Content
This article from HubSpot says — Building free tools can provide better ROI than just pushing content.https://thinkgrowth.org/building-tools-can-provide-better-roi-than-blogging-ec87e304c47dIt made me curious enough to do some cost calculations.Cost for publishing an article in a growing startup:Authors: They can be very expensive sometimes, though it varies from business to business. let’s...
IoT BLE mesh network design: Algorithms for BLE sensor nodes
Ask HN: Database guide for app developers?
A seasonal writer here. I’m trying to find out what developers look for while selecting a database for a native app? By database, I meant local as well as server-side.What are the challenges, or features that you look for. For instance: Offline sync feature Read/write speed Data types SecurityAnd so on.I couldn’t find any relevant guide for developers, so I’m researching to write one.
Solving over 35 performance issues in React Native
React Native Databases – Realm vs. CoreData vs. Firebase vs. SQLite
Practical BLE security measures for IoT devices
The possibilities of point cloud animation
How to use scrolling to fight against the skimming behavior of users
The iPhone X Is the Beginning of the End for Phones
Re:Xamarin vs. Ionic: Compliances, Libraries, Integration and DevOps
on Tuesday August 29, 2017 @10:56AM (#15124695)
>have you ever seen an auto fill inside an app?
That would be so bad. Fuck no!
MVP Paradox and what most founders need to be aware of
My 6 steps guide to improve any app performance
Re:Ask HN: What programming blogs do you follow?
on Friday July 28, 2017 @08:17AM (#14873658)
www.simform.com/blog - on IoT & product engineering
CoreML – Intelligent apps aren't just for unicorns
Re:Home Automation and IoT: Sensors, Protocols and Platforms
on Thursday June 22, 2017 @08:20AM (#14611686)
>nyone who owns a home knows that optimizing it (maintaining security, structure, cleanliness, function) is an extraordinarily time-consuming endeavor.
Absolutely.
I was working on a cleanliness robot PoC a few years ago. What killed my idea what the absolute power hungriness of such devices.
As of now, the industry is focusing on the protocols and security layers, and is trying to fix them. I think the next move would be to utilize ROS or something similar to build low powered robot that can maintain an entire home intelligently.
Re:Home Automation and IoT: Sensors, Protocols and Platforms
on Thursday June 22, 2017 @08:14AM (#14611663)
> we would suggest illuminance tests followed by normalizations of the data to observe deviations under various situations.
I haven't seen anything on this while working in embedded space. If anyone can throw more light on this. Like what tests should go where, and how to make sure that they are successful.