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 Sentiment analysis is widely applied in voice of the customer (VOC) applications. In this article, the authors discuss NLP-based Sentiment Analysis based on machine learning (ML) and lexicon-based approaches using KNIME data analysis tools. (Article) |
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 Hilary Parker talks about approaches and techniques to collect the most useful data, analyze it in a scientific way, and use it most effectively to drive actions and decisions. This talk provides actionable insights about how to apply the lens of design thinking to help use data more effectively in our everyday job. (Presentation)
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 Grady Booch examines what AI is and what it is not, as well as how it came to be and where it's headed. Along the way, he examines some best practices for engineering AI systems. (Presentation)
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 Azure has released a preview of Service Fabric Mesh, a platform targeted at microservice developers who do not want the operational responsibility of running an underlying orchestration platform. InfoQ recently sat down with Chacko Daniel, principal technical PM at Microsoft, to explore the details. (Article) |
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 Adam Berenzweig talks about brain-computer interfaces, neuromuscular interfaces, and other biosensing techniques that can eliminate the need for physical controllers. Berenzweig also approaches the emerging field of neural interaction design. (Presentation)
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 Marcin Grzejszczak and Jakub Pilimon discuss using events as integration messages in a system, addressing content-negotiation, versioning and acceptance tests. (Presentation) |
 Viktor Gamov and Gary Russell discuss several Spring projects targeted at Kafka developers: spring-kafka, spring-integration-kafka, the kafka binder for spring-cloud-stream. (Presentation) |
 Sébastien Deleuze demos a Spring application with functional configuration, written in Kotlin and leveraging some of the ideas from the Spring Fu experimental project. (Presentation) |
 Stephane Maldini presents some of the latest additions to Reactor, Reactor Core 3.2, new Reactor Addons and Reactor Netty 0.8. (Presentation) |
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 ASP.NET Core applications deployed to the cloud can receive performance benefits from the use of distributed caching. Matthew Groves explores how Couchbase Server can serve this purpose well. Couchbase Server is a memory-first database that is great for use as a distributed cache, and ASP.NET Core makes it easy to utilize this database in your applications. (Article) |
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 Ryan Rousseau introduces Vue.js, building a simple web application to showcase its features and benefits. (Presentation) |
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 Jamie Warner covers a tiered approach to model introduction and implementation that focuses on building stakeholder buy-in without abandoning advanced techniques. (Presentation) |
 Jez Humble and Nicole Forsgren explain the importance of knowing how (and what) to measure in order to focus on what’s important and communicate progress to peers, leaders, and stakeholders. Great outcomes don’t realize themselves, after all, and having the right metrics provides the data needed to keep getting better at building, delivering, and operating software systems. (Presentation)
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 There are parallels between outsource software development and military engagements which can shed light on some tactics that may help delivering software products. Medhat explores three ideas from military strategy which project management can use to improve the liklihood of success in outsource software development projects. (Article) |
 Talking about what might go wrong acknowledges that many things are out of our control, and that we might mess up the things which are within our control. To have this conversation safely involves a structured activity called a pre-mortem. If held with some regularity, and always with creative problem solving time at the end, it can build a safe space for adaptation in the face of adversity. (Article) |
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