I’ve said this before. Your work matters. That applies if you are an analyst, technician, developer, tester, trainer, DBA or manager. Every person who has a role in a system affects its quality. And that impacts the customer. There’s a lot of buzz about customer experience (CX). We need to
You might have heard the terms: little-endian, big-endian or endianness. Lewis provides a simple explanation of the difference between little-endian and big-endian.
The stores in the nearby mall are already setting up for Christmas. My favorite part of this season is the coloured lights. Years ago we put a string of coloured LED bulbs around an outside building for Christmas, and we’ve never taken them down. So it is no surprise that
The Java Virtual Machines manages memory. PermGen is part of the non-heap memory. From Java 8, PermGen was replaced by a new memory area called MetaSpace. Lewis explains the difference, and reminds developers to monitor memory usage.
The Linate aviation disaster was due to human, not system, errors. These are the same errors that cause system problems in governments and companies. Software matters: developers should take as much care as pilots and ground controllers.
Lewis shares some tips for Java programmers. These are reminders that he often repeats on every course. They are simple, obvious, and yet still sometimes forgotten. These apply to almost every programmer, so read on even if you don’t code in Java.
Java programmers need to decide which version of Java to use. They also need to decide which Java JDK to use. Lewis looks at some options.
Pascal Bornet is a LinkedIn Top Voice on tech and AI. (Top Voices are members of a small, invitation-only group of experts.) He posts interesting videos of tech used in industries, from pollution control to manufacturing. This week he posted a video of “smart” shoes. The shoes store the kinetic
A quick look at off-by-one errors and fence-post errors.
Moore’s law has been a staple of the tech industry for 50 years. Other tech predictions have been horribly wrong. And a few photos of old computers from our collection.
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