What’s what in TensorFlow 2.0 – Part Deux

Welcome to part 2 of my “What’s what in TensorFlow 2.0” series. If you have not already, I encourage you to read part one first. In the previous article, we … Continue reading “What’s what in TensorFlow 2.0 – Part Deux”

How to add, edit and update package

In the last post, we talked about some theory around Swift Package Manager. Now let’s talk how to actually use it with Xcode. How to add, edit our packages and … Continue reading “How to add, edit and update package”

TensorFlow 2.0

What’s what in TensorFlow 2.0

I think everyone can agree the new TensorFlow 2.0 is a revolution rather than evolution. It has greatly simplified almost every aspect of the clunky TF1. And while the TensorFlow … Continue reading “What’s what in TensorFlow 2.0”

Swift Package Manager

Swift Package Manager

Finally, Apple native package manager is available on iOS. It’s called Swift package manager and its role is to replace Cocoapods and Cartage.  In the upcoming series of posts, we … Continue reading “Swift Package Manager”

Building Jarvis – NLP Hot Word Detection

Have you ever wished you had your own Jarvis? An Artificial Intelligence system tending to your every need. Solving complex tasks for you and pouring coffee whenever you need it? … Continue reading “Building Jarvis – NLP Hot Word Detection”

How I implemented the loader in the Vue application, using Vuex and TypeScript decorators

Loaders are one of the basic functionalities that appear in applications and which are of great importance for user experience. Their purpose is to show the user that the application … Continue reading “How I implemented the loader in the Vue application, using Vuex and TypeScript decorators”

The Art of Fake – Nvidia GAN Networks

In recent years we heard a lot about A.I. taking our jobs or at least driving us to our current jobs. While the debate is still open, I think most … Continue reading “The Art of Fake – Nvidia GAN Networks”

Next gen JavaScript and TypeScript runtime – Deno

Deno’s popularity is steadily growing, it has half the number of stars of Node.js on Github already. When stable version will be released we can expect adoption rate to increase … Continue reading “Next gen JavaScript and TypeScript runtime – Deno”

Storing serialized objects in a database. Good or bad?

Often we face a problem where and how to store our domain objects. This decision may be of great importance later. In this article, I’ll present you an option of … Continue reading “Storing serialized objects in a database. Good or bad?”

CSS methodologies, shadow DOM and components

This is the last entry in the series on CSS methodologies, so it’s time to share some thoughts that arose in the result of learning about this topic. Currently, many … Continue reading “CSS methodologies, shadow DOM and components”