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We work on a lot of cool projects with our clients. In this use case, I’m going to share my experience regarding how my team worked on extending our clients offering to the Microsoft Store using UWP. The Product ecosystem…
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We are pleased to announce the addition of Tom Scopazzi as Director of West Coast Business Development to help address the exploding demand for external engineering resources up and down the West Coast. “Business is booming for Lohika and we…
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Our Lohika team decided to take a risk and invest in one our current Lab projects by using Google’s Alpha version 1.0 architecture components for Android. Our team is always trying to be ahead of the curve! Here are the…
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Open European Champion! Anton Voitsekhivskyi, one of Lohika’s Mobile iOS Engineer, won first place at the Open European Championship for Web and Mobile Specialists in the iOS Engineer category. Congrats Anton! We spent some time with Anton to find out…
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This is the last post in our microservices migration series. I would like to end the series with o highlighting some other smaller lessons that I hope might be useful, too. And in case you missed the previous posts, here…
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The past few posts we have discussed data migration, data consistency, orchestration and choosing one service at a time. In this post we’ll discuss investing in DevOps and cross team communication. You can read the past posts here: Part 1…
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A decade ago organizations were building their IT systems around an organizational model where the corporate IT department was the owner of all the computational power and supported the whole company. For example, HR, recruiting and engineering departments were dependent…
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We are now in the third series discussing migration to microservices lessons learned. Today, we’ll discuss data migration. In case you missed the previous posts, here they are: Part One Part Two Think About Data Migration Are you migrating an…
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Last week we covered starting with one service instead of starting with multiple services at a time. For example, start the first couple of sprints developing functionality for multiple domains in the same service and in the same repository, but…
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MxNet python Jupyter-Notebook In this Jupyter notebook, I’d like to experiment with ‘Hello world’ multi-class logistic regression problem – recognition of handwritten digits. I will use MxNet and its Gluon API to build a neural network. The dataset is MNIST…
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