Will a junior with only 1 mini project on his track record be able to educate you on Kubernetes? Or will it be a funny
Why use VR to visualise Kubernetes clusters Why not? Kubernetes is here to stay and it looked fun. Plus, internships can be designed to explore
How is infrastructure as code used? The wall we used to showcase infrastructure as code architecture is basically a giant LCD screen made up off
The extra resources that ToThePoint and its subcompany OnTheSpot provided ensured the necessary progress to meet the deadline that JdSoft laid in place for itself. A basic functioning Fireplug application will be available to showcase at the INFOPOL exposition in time, as projected.
About AMLD2019 The “Applied Machine Learning Days” is a yearly recurring event that lasts “four days with talks, tutorials & workshops about Machine Learning and
We love all Pointers equally – that’s a given. Today we like to extend our gratitude to our male Pointers 🙂 Way to go guys!
Building an employee advocacy tool Last week we waved goodbye to Sharon, who made an employee advocacy tool for us.We held a short farewell-interview before
Reasons why people choose to work for ToThePoint According to the personal opinion of Shaun Michael Stone in a recent Medium article the reasons for software
Recently, on one of my projects, a real estate website, a new story popped-up telling us that we should use the search preferences (price, type
Running and operating a Kafka cluster on Kubernetes can be a tricky part. There are already many tutorials, blogpost, Helm Charts, Operators, … that will
Okay, went on a small vacation in between, so this blogpost took a little longer to write since me and the kids were busy mastering
Since the last blogpost, I left my feature engineering journey behind and can now finally can start looking at some models. No Free Lunch Theorem
Last blogpost we discussed the problem and we started working a bit on describing our task environment. To summarize: We structured our data, got rid
Ok, last post was a bit of an introduction… let’s cut the fat of our last blogpost and cut to the chase in this one.
Ok, everybody is talking about Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, interchangeably and most of the time just confusing people. First of all, they are not the
Setup let’s encrypt to secure your website If you don’t know what Let’s Encrypt is, let me briefly explain. Let’s Encrypt is a free, automated and open
The intention of this blog post is to tackle the most occurring obstacles that people find on their way to microservices. SHARED DATASTORE A big
Last september, Andy Wilkinson, Spring IO Platform lead at cloud-native platform company Pivotal gave a talk in Washington DC at SpringOne2GX about ‘Documenting Restful APIs’ (slides). See this webinar for reference: He
Bij ToThePoint kregen we vorig jaar de vraag of we een dagje les zouden willen geven bij De Lift, een privé-school, gelegen in Diest – voor
This series is intended for an audience that feels comfortable with the basics of Ruby and Rails and wants to learn how to add practical
During the series of nice talks – thanks to the excellent speakers and organization! – it dawned to me that developers are ready for the
A lot has already been written on the difference between “Doing Agile” and “Being Agile”.“Doing Agile” boils down to using the agile terminology, because everybody
PART 2: QUERY OBJECTS INTRODUCTION Typical responsibilities of a Fat Model. Validating data coming through controllers (validations) Keeping track of the relations between the tables
The current feeling about “Agile” in enterprises is a bit on the negative site – Gartner’s trough of disillusionment etc … It seems to be
What’s happening in the world of JavaScript? Recently, one of our Pointers attended JSConf where multiple experts in the field took the stage and presented
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