by Enrico Bencivenga | Jan 22, 2020 | Blog
I’d bet you’ve certainly been asked to add advanced search features to your Web application, and often a full-text Google-like search.During the development of an e-commerce of technology, we were asked to allow users to perform advanced research on the products, so...
by Salvatore Sorrentino | Jan 14, 2020 | Blog
We continue our journey in the Machine Learning world we started with previous articles. We started with a dataset related to soccer matches of the Serie A. Still, we don’t know if these data allow us to create a predictive model or not, unlike those standard ones for...
by Adolfo Arnold | Jan 8, 2020 | Blog
It often happens we need to solve a problem already solved in a previous project using a simple copy and paste of the code. This is a fast and easy solution, but it may cause secondary effects, the worst of whom is the discovery of a bug that needs to be corrected in...
by Michele Aponte | Jan 1, 2020 | Blog
I am working on a new project, for which I need to authenticate an Angular client to access to a set of microservices. The permission to access each microservices depends on the current user privileges, and I need to be independent of the authentication mechanism. We...
by Genny Paudice | Dec 25, 2019 | Blog
In the previous article, we saw how the use of a service bus could benefit software systems where the decoupling between their parts is necessary. In particular, we have seen how to do that with Rebus. Rebus makes available a very interesting feature: the ability to...
by Salvatore Sorrentino | Dec 17, 2019 | Blog
Let’s continue from the previous article, talking about features, the properties we use as input to our model in order to build a prediction. In every Machine Learning course, it’s evident what we want to predict: the flat price per square meter, the taxi...
