Category: Jobs & Education
Category: Jobs & Education
How to use aarogya setu
How to use Aarogya Setu App ? photo collected:twitter page Hon’ble Prime Minister of India Mr. Narendra Modi recently launched Aarogya Setu App. Which App track your Covid-19 pandemic history. Aarogya Setu App is the best online platform for fight against COVID-19 in India. India has launched Aarogya Setu App developed by Ministry of Electronics,
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An overview of architecture and modeling in Cassandra
assandra uses a peer-to-peer architecture, unlike a master-slave architecture, which is prone to single point of failure (SPOF) problems. Cassandra is deployed on multiple machines with each machine acting as a node in a cluster. Data is autosharded, that is, automatically distributed across nodes using key-based sharding, which means that the keys are used to distribute the
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Python Design Patterns in Depth: The Factory Pattern
Creational design patterns deal with an object creation [j.mp/wikicrea]. The aim of a creational design pattern is to provide better alternatives for situations where a direct object creation (which in Python happens by the __init__() function [j.mp/divefunc], [Lott14, page 26]) is not convenient. In the Factory design pattern, a client asks for an object without knowing where the object
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Introducing Android 9 Pie, filled with machine learning and baked-in UI features
Google has launched Android 9, the next in line Android Operating system. Named Android Pie, after Android’s convention of naming their OS on sweet treats, Android 9 comes with machine learning based interactive UI, security and privacy features, updates to connectivity and location, and more. With the filling of Machine Learning With Machine learning as its core, Android 9 helps a phone learn,
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Common challenges faced by Android App developers
The primary target for businesses while working on mobile apps is the Android platform, thanks to the massive market share the mobile operating system holds. It’s popularity can be attributed to the fact that it is open source and is regular updated with new enhancements and features. Android devices generally tend to differ based on the mobile hardware
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Android Studio 3.4 release with Android Q Beta emulator, a new resource manager and more
Yesterday, Google released Android Studio 3.4, the latest version of its integrated development environment (IDE). Version 3.3 was released earlier this year. This release is the continuation of ‘Project Marble’, Google’s initiative to improve Android Studio features. Android Studio 3.4 has an updated Project Structure Dialog (PSD). It also replaces Proguard with R8 as the default code shrinker and obfuscator.
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Developers can now incorporate Unity features into native iOS and Android apps
Yesterday, Unity made an update stating that from Unity 2019.3.a2 onwards, Android and iOS developers will be able to incorporate Unity features into their apps and games. Developers will be able to integrate the Unity runtime components and their content ( augmented reality, 3D/2D real-time rendering, 2D mini-games, and more) into a native platform project so as to use Unity as a library. “We
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Facebook released Hermes, an open source JavaScript engine to run React Native apps on Android
Yesterday Facebook released a new JavaScript engine called Hermes under an open source MIT license. According to Facebook, this new engine will speed up start times for native Android apps built with React Native framework. Facebook software engineer Marc Horowitz unveiled Hermes at the Chain React 2019 conference held yesterday in Portland, Oregon. Hermes is a new tool for developers to primarily improve app startup
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Facebook content moderators work in filthy, stressful conditions and experience emotional trauma daily, reports The Verge
The Verge published a gut-wrenching investigative report about the terrible working conditions of Facebook moderators at one of its contract vendor sites in North America – Tampa. Facebook’s content moderation site in Tampa, Florida, is operated by the professional services firm Cognizant. It is one of the lowest-performing sites in North America and has never consistently enforced
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Bad Metadata can get you in legal hot water
Metadata isn’t just something that concerns business intelligence and IT teams; but lawyers are extremely interested in it as well. Metadata, it turns out, can win or lose lawsuits, send politicians to jail, and even decide medical malpractice cases. It’s not uncommon for attorneys who conduct discovery of electronic records in organizations to find that
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