2015.09.21 / Technology research
Frank Fan
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2026-05-24 / Other
From the food we eat and the way we travel to the way we spend our money, mobile apps have changed the way we interact with the world around us. Since the launch of Apples app store back in 2008, developers have built a huge number of tools and solutions to make consumers lives easier. In 2015, the number of apps in the major stores looks a little like this: Fig 1. Apps in the major app stores Source: Statista. 2015 However, this massive growth hasnt been mirrored in the enterprise IT market. Although there is a growing number of companies building their own internal apps to facilitate corpora[…]
by Josh Anderson
2026-05-24 / Other
I recently had the utterly terrifying experience of giving a guest lecture to an MIT computer science class on technical communication/public speaking. To my relief, things went quite well, and it was awesome to peel back the curtain a bit and give students a perspective on what actually happens inside companies when theyre hiring. Before my talk, I sent out a survey to see which job-hunt related topics were most interesting, and in addition to the usual stuff about technical interviewing and negotiation, one of the more sought-after topics was how to vet companies during the interview process[…]
by Aline Lerner
2026-05-24 / Industry news
Netflix has open sourced Falcor, a JavaScript library offering a model and asynchronous mechanism for fetching JSON data from multiple sources. Netflix is using Falcor to populate the UI of their web application with JSON data. All the back-end data coming from a memory cache or multiple databases is modeled through a single virtual JSON object. It is called virtual because from the clients perspective the data seems to be in memory, although it can actually reside on local or remote databases. The data is made available through a JSON graph, using the DataSource interface having the following […]
by Abel Avram