In previous tutorials, we used our local development environment for testing. This tutorial describes how to change your code so that you can deploy to the Etehreum mainnet.
Healthcare generates a lot of data, but most of it isn't available to those generating the data: patients. Learn how one team is using blockchain to address this issue.
Slightly late on my yearly roundup, which was the catchphrase of the
year for me. I'm not quite sure where 2018 went, to be honest, I had so
many plans, then it was halfway through the year, then it was over. One
of my resolutions for 2019 is to make sure I have more time for personal
and creative projects. Which I think I also said last year 😭.
All in all, it was a good year, and I worked for a lot of interesting
projects, which explains the lack of time. I travelled a little too
much, but v...
It’s hard to find terms getting more attention in the software world in the last few years than the closely related practices of *Continuous Integration*(CI) and*Continuous Delivery* or *Continuous Deployment*(CD), often referred to in tandem as CI/CD. Organizations across the world, from one-person development shops to multinational corporations, are implementing CI and CD for their software products.
Want to learn more about creating a smart home with Conrad Connect? Check out this review on using the Conrad Connect to see if you can use it for your next IoT project.
While Apple announcements are exciting, they're more often user focused than dev focused. Still, we'll do our best to peel back that lid and find out what this means for developers.
In this installment of Blockwatch, check out this latest news on Ripple, Coil, Codius and the Malta Summit. There's a lot happening in blockchain! Click here for more!
In the past week, Berlin has hosted two high-profile blockchain conferences: DAppCon and the Blockchain Visionaries Summit. Click here for some of the highlights.
Before we begin, let’s get definitions straight — what is artificial intelligence (AI)? Or more specifically, what isn’t it? As you might expect, ask any technical person for a definition of something, and you’ll get a dozen different responses, and at least half of them will be, “It depends.”