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Machine Learning and Data Science in ... JavaScript?!Yes, that's possible. Python is not the only language that you can use to do that.And here are some JavaScript libraries that will

What actually is a good software project to showcase your abilities for potential employers?How far should you go?How perfect does it really need to be?Let's take a look at it

I'm not an HR pro, but I take part in the hiring process, look at CVs and lead interviews with candidates.Let me give you some advice on your CV, especially

"What is your current salary" is one of the most common questions you'll be asked in an interview.But you should never answer this question and be ready to accept they

The moving average is a calculation to analyze data by creating a series of averages (from subsets ) of it.Especially in finance, the moving average is used a lot to

The Abstract Equality Comparison Operator, a.k.a. == in JavaScript is some of the "weirder" things the language has to offer.Simply take a look at the examples and you'll be like

AWS Lambda recently added container support.We're going to look into what this offer actually includes and how we could build a containerized Lambda function ourselves. Start your IDEs and open

AWS Lambda is an awesome offering. You provide the code, AWS handles the infrastructure and execution for you.But where is your code actually executed? How does AWS do it?I recently

What actually is a Pod in Kubernetes?If you ever read at least a little about Kubernetes or followed a simple tutorial, you must have come across the term "Pod".In case

Kubernetes vs Serverless offeringsWhy would you need Kubernetes when there are offerings like Vercel, Netlify, or AWS Lambda/Amplify that basically manage everything for you and offer even more?Well, let's try

A gentle introduction to Kubernetes (short: K8s)You might have heard the name Kubernetes already and can't really imagine what it is, or you've already heard about it but still need

The Singleton PatternThe singleton pattern is a software design pattern.You can also call it the Highlander Principle: There can only be one!But don't expect epic fights with swords and beheadings,

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