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Object detection is one of the most common use cases for computer vision. There are many methods of dealing with this problem, but increasingly often, neural networks are used. To achieve high performance, deep neural ne (...)

RabbitMQ is a tool helpful to achieve asynchronous communication between microservices. It allows us to manage data routing between services and behaviour during services unavailability. (...)

MetaHuman is a complete set of tools for creating and animating realistic digital humans for cinema, cutscenes and games. Read on, to discover how you can make your own digital copy of yourself. (...)

AEM Compose is a new automation tool for AEM developers. Check out this comprehensive guide to see what it's about, why and how we built it, and what use cases it caters to. Whether you're new to AEM or an experienced us (...)

As everything is moving to the cloud, Adobe has launched in 2020 AEM as a Cloud Service (AEMaaCS), which is the next generation and cloud-native way of leveraging AEM applications. In this article, we present a feature o (...)

Microsoft Azure Fundamentals AI-900 is one of the most basic technical certificates to pass. You do not have to show deep Artificial Intelligence (AI) knowledge here. This is an entry-level certificate, which allows you (...)

This is the first piece of an article series covering the recommended certificates for IT Project Managers (PMs). The series was written on the basis of Bartosz's six years of experience in that area. Not all of the cert (...)

Steve Jobs unveiled the first iPhone on January 9, 2007, which is often considered the beginning of the mobile revolution. This event opened a new area for digital content creators. However, the problem was that most CMS (...)

Connecting AEM with dynamic data no longer requires bespoke components. All you need is Bridge. (...)

Sitecore comes with a set of ready-to-use HTML field helpers, yet a lot of developers new to Sitecore tend to insist on doing everything themselves, making their life harder (and in turn, the lives of content editors har (...)

The first content management systems (CMSs) replaced the handcrafted HTML-based websites as early as the ‘90s of the last century. At that time, the versatile CMSs of today were not even dreamt of by the owners of these (...)

The article discusses the importance of developing apps for set-top boxes and smart TVs. It describes the Samsung Tizen platform and provides some key insights for success. (...)

Modern software development relies heavily on reusing existing frameworks, libraries, tools and approaches, and combining them in exciting, new ways. It's much like what we do with LEGO bricks. Let's take a look at a few (...)

Do you think Tech Lead is a job reserved for developers? Not only. Robert Kmieciak, who has been working for WTT for nine years, proves this. He started as a Quality Assurance Engineer and is now a Tech Lead. (...)

Headless CMS explained in 3 minutes (...)

R&D projects are often characterised by unclear requirements and unpredictable outputs. However we can still make them successful while combining creative research and value delivery expected by business stakeholders. (...)

Over the past few years, the field of Computer Vision has been flooded with various Deep Learning techniques, which focus on utilizing Deep Neural Networks. While this approach often seems to be the most effective, peopl (...)

Retrieving relevant content from huge volumes of data remains a challenging task. In this blog post, we'll look into a way to query DAM systems more efficiently with the help of Princeton's WordNet. (...)

Optimization is hard. Often, all that's known about a challenge is the desired outcome, but not the way to get there. In this post, we'll look into solving non-trivial problems automatically with the use of the hyperopt (...)

Controlling the quality of large volumes of training data is a complex and time-consuming task. In this post, we'll look into the problem of using noisy data in machine learning from an unconventional perspective - by ma (...)