Sharing Our Passion for Technology
& continuous learning
& continuous learning
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Technical Interviewing at Source Allies
Thinking about joining Source Allies? Here's what you can expect from our technical interviewing process. -
Introducing Glue Biscuit: A reference guide and library for building production quality AWS Glue jobs
Introducing a reference guide and library for working with AWS Glue. -
Why Your SMART Goals Aren't Working: The Key to More Successful Projects
Not all SMART goals are actually smart. In this post we will take a look in how to dive deeper to truly understand your project motivation. -
Material Market: Coordinating Distributed Events
A simple way to coordinate events without locking on AWS. -
Reference Data Without the Database
Not all micro-services need to be built the same way. In this post we walk through an alternative way of designing APIs for slowly changing reference Data. -
Getting Started with ML Part 3: Using AutoML
So, AI & ML are on your roadmap, but what is the simplest way to get started? Discover a set of simple entry points to using AI in this series. In this third part, we put AutoML to use and summarize where and how to get started with it. -
Getting Started with ML Part 2: Overcoming Adoption Challenges
So, AI & ML are on your roadmap, but what is the simplest way to get started? Discover a set of simple entry points to using AI in this series. In this second part, we talk about how the AI/ML community is overcoming historical challenges to adoption. -
Getting Started with ML Part 1: Current state of AI/ML
So, AI & ML are on your roadmap, but what is the simplest way to get started? Discover a set of simple entry points to using AI, and specifically, using Machine Learning. Plus see how AutoML compares to the crowdsourced efforts of thousands of ML engineers and data scientists. -
Technology Lifecycle Management
The future of tech stack efficiency is here. For companies to mature in their IT Strategic financial forecasting, Technology Lifecycle Management will need to be a focus area -
Accessibility of Digital Products
Back in 1991, the world wide web wasn’t the robust information highway it is today, and digital accessibility was left out of the Americans with Disabilities Act. This act applies not only to federal government entities (Title I), but also to state and local government (Title II), as well as businesses that are open to the public (Title III). Now that we live in a digital age, digital accessibility issues have become more evident and problematic, with lawsuits over digital accessibility continuing to rise year- over- year.