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In this short guide we will run a fully-operational AET instance with just one short command. (...)

Working as an architect includes engaging with stakeholders who will often make decisions based on your opinion and advise. What to do if they avoid making decisions? Why some people easily accept your suggestions but ot (...)

In this article, I want to share with you some tips on remote meeting facilitation that my team, and myself as a facilitator, have learned along the way. Note that these are our recommendations, things that are working f (...)

Bobcat, our test automation framework - it's been a long road since it was created and released as an open-source project. Now the time has come to send our fierce cat for a well-deserved retirement. (...)

Are VMs more secure than containers? There is no general answer to that question. Hopefully, this post will give you insight into the topic. (...)

Earlier this month, Google announced the release of Flutter 2, which is a huge milestone for the platform. There are a few key features in particular that we’re especially excited about. (...)

Staying in touch with friends and family is getting easier by the day. But have you ever wondered how real-time chats work? Or maybe you just want to learn a new way of exchanging data between server and clients? I will (...)

Have you ever wondered if deep learning is for you? You feel that you don't know math enough to understand what it is about or thought you need a supercomputer to train neural networks? Well, it's not entirely true. Some (...)

Copying multiple Custom Vision projects between Cognitive Services resources may cause problems, and it's not one of the most pleasant things to do. In this short post we will find out how to accelerate this procedure. (...)

Automated video analysis is especially interesting from the perspective of modern branding, advertising, and bias-free communication. Microsoft Video Indexer can identify and tag some popular physical objects. We propose (...)

Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning are commonly used in advanced analysis of graphic materials. Autonomous cars, face recognition and detection of objects are some of many examples that those methods can be use (...)

Asynchronous JS is everywhere. Every app that connects to an API or fetches some resources at runtime uses it. However, a lot of misconceptions surround it. Here's what helped me understand asynchronous JS and the techni (...)

The demand for machine learning has been growing constantly over the years. Despite more and more people getting interested in this field, the supply of experts seems to still be lagging behind. In this blogpost, we'll u (...)

In IT projects, working effectively as a team is as important as writing good code. No project can be fully successful when the team members are fighting between themselves or – what’s worst – are not speaking with each (...)

The main purpose of Azure Custom Vision is to help the image prediction process. Check out how to create a basic integration with Video Indexer service using Java in order to enhance it even more. (...)

At Wunderman Thompson Technology, feedback is not just a buzzword - it is the cornerstone of our culture. It underpins many of our activities, from day-to-day interactions with colleagues to more formal milestones like a (...)

Automating software delivery became a standard in the modern development process. There are dozens of tools available for enterprise as well as open-source projects. Today we will take a closer look at the GitHub Actions (...)

No computer system is infallible. When something goes wrong, syslogs are often the first place to look at while diagnosing the issue. With systems growing more and more complex, analyzing millions of log entries has beco (...)

Deployment of AEM in the cloud does not have to be complex and time-consuming. In this article, we describe a novel approach to AEM setup in the cloud using Gradle AEM plugin (GAP) supported by Terraform for the infrastr (...)

APMT (AEM Permission Matrix Tester) is a new library built on top of JUnit5, which allows to cover big part of permission test cases with little effort. Ease of use and readability, which are the main goals of the tool, (...)