Art-generating artificial intelligences such as Midjourney, are transforming the world of art. With the rise of AI-powered tools that can create music, paintings, and even some level of animation, the role of artists is being redefined. For centuries, art has … Read More
Why You Should Consider Using React Router v6
React Router is a widely used routing library for React applications due to its API, which simplifies integration. The latest version of React-router (v6) was released in November 2021 and marked a significant API change. Version 5 of React-router was … Read More
GSAS Talk: Understanding the Differences Between Modularity and Granularity
Last year, Apiumhub organized the Global Software Architecture Summit, a 2-day event that focused on software architecture metrics. During this event, I had the opportunity to attend the talk “Understanding the Differences Between Modularity and Granularity” by Mark Richards, an … Read More
4 Reasons to Attend Tech Conferences
Are you the type of person who always sees tech conferences on social media or search engines but never gets around to attending one? As you may know, attending tech conferences is an excellent way to improve your skills, gain … Read More
IntelliJ Aqua: a New IDE for Test Automation
IntelliJ Aqua is the IDE launched by JetBrains that is oriented towards test automation and incorporates several tools and options that help QA automation develop them. It is currently in the free preview phase, so I have decided to try … Read More
Dedicated Team Model in Software Engineering
A dedicated team model (also known as a dedicated software development team, or DTM), is a business model that is frequently used in software development outsourcing. Along with time and materials (T&M) and fixed price (FP), the dedicated team is … Read More
DALL-E and the Future of Art
As we have seen in our previous article, artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming many aspects of our lives, including the world of art. With the help of machine learning algorithms and generative models (i.e., a machine “learns” a piece of … Read More
Server-Side Web Pages With Kotlin (pt. 1)
Introduction: Server-Side Web Pages With Kotlin Web development has undergone a variety of changes since the internet became popularized in the 1990s: First came the most basic of the basic: HTML pages that were completely statically rendered, with no dynamism … Read More
Interview With Mark Richards at the Global Software Architecture Summit
Mark Richards, an experienced, hands-on software architect and co-author of the books “Fundamentals of Software Architecture” and “Software Architecture: The Hard Parts”, frequently participates in software conferences around the world. Last October, he traveled from the United States to Barcelona … Read More
Going Native: Trying Out AOT For Spring Boot
One of the key selling points for the Java programming language, when it was released, was the promise of “write once, run anywhere”. That is to say, that code written in Java would not need to be compiled into native … Read More
Benefits of React v18: A Comprehensive Guide
React v18 has finally been released after being talked about since 2021. React v18 brings exciting new features to improve performance and the user experience. The main emphasis of this release was the introduction of concurrent mode, new hooks, and … Read More
Android App Development Services: Best Practices
Thinking about starting your own Android app development project? To offer successful Android App Development Services, it is crucial to take into consideration best practices. The implementation of best practices can lead to better app performance, scalability, security, compatibility, and … Read More
