TECH BLOG
This year’s DefCamp brought together more than 60 speakers and around 2,000 participants for over two days of everything security. With three speaker tracks, a Capture the Flag competition, and multiple interactive stands that let people hack anything from basic social engineering to car steering systems, the event was a great opportunity to take a deep dive into the latest trends and…
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In modern organizations, stakeholders frequently switch roles between trainers and trainees. They contribute to eLearning content as much as they benefit from it. Staff needs to learn and adapt fast. They cannot afford to take the long time-offs required for traditional training; instead, they need to find exactly the right piece of content needed on the spot. In operations management terms,…
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The new vision Tremend proposes is built on our inherent, intrinsic Agile philosophy, used to create tangible value in measurable increments with advanced technology and engineering solutions. The skills required by modern organizations to remain competitive change faster and faster. The internal learning curve is always shorter: content is created and becomes obsolete in short cycles, sometimes in just a few months….
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Deploying and configuring your infrastructure takes time. Installing and configuring the services you need takes time. Deploying your applications takes time. Setting up monitoring and logging it all takes a while as well. But it doesn’t have to. In this article, we’re going to tell you how we got a production-ready environment from 0 to everything working before the coffee…
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After the 2018 survey and its lack of big surprises, here comes this year’s biggest news from the Stack Overflow Annual Developer Survey, with Python surpassing Java in the overall ranking for the first time. Python outpaced C# last year and PHP the year before, becoming the fastest-growing major programming language today. This year, Stack Overflow gathered answers from nearly 90,000 developers worldwide, to…
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One of our ongoing projects is concerned with reproducing the outside world within 3D software with rich details and accurate textures. Such a product could come in handy for a visualization or a game development company, but given enough precision this could also help civil engineers and city planners — the applications are truly endless! Project details The primary objectives…
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Do you remember that feeling when you can hardly wait to finalize that first-rate project and see your ideas coming to fruition? We’ve proved time and again we can successfully handle lengthy and complex projects at work — so why not do the same when it comes to our own personal projects? You might think that a personal project that’s…
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During my final year of studying Computer Science at Politehnica University of Bucharest, a recurring question kept bugging me for quite a while: “Should I consider looking for a job as a junior developer, should I take the summer off or should I take advantage of the fact that I am still a student and go for an internship?” This…
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In the previous series of posts, we discussed the traction that C has gained in functional safety embedded software over the last thirty years, particularly in regard to the automotive industry. In this post, we’ll take a look at its challenger: the C++ language. The history of C++ In 1979 Danish researcher Bjarne Stroustrup joined the Computing Science Research Center at AT&T Bell…
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