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4 Ways to Build Competitive Advantage Through Customer Loyalty

When it comes to digital enablement, today’s retailers have to work hard to distinguish themselves. In an ocean of online retailers, most of which provide the same basic functional capabilities...

Redis Cache Deletion Performance

When developers of high traffic applications are confronted with performance degradation, often the first course of action is to implement some flavor of data caching mechanism. The level of ...

Innovate or Fail: The Importance of Exceeding Customer Expectations

While many companies believe that online shopping has forced brick-and-mortar retailers to adapt or close their doors, there’s far more to it than that. It is true that we have become accustomed to...

Looking forward to Python 3.9

Python is often thought of as a hobbyist language, and its popularity among software developers for its flexibility and simplicity tend to make it an excellent choice for hobby projects. However, Pyth

Makefile is Still Cool in 2020

What we will discuss today is a simple pattern for makefile that does not require one to fully indoctrinate c/c++ into your shop to take advantage of a couple of its time saving perks.

Blockchain Might Not Save The World But It’s Still Pretty Cool

A blockchain is a decentralized “digital ledger” system intended to provide transparency and trust between parties engaging in some kind of transaction. Multiple transaction records are packaged...

Transitioning to Contactless Retail

The current situation with the worldwide pandemic has forced retailers to rethink how they operate and embrace contact-less methods of interacting with consumers.

Real World Estimates

Estimates are created in software development for two very simple reasons – to determine how much a project will cost and how long it will take to complete. The process typically follows these high...

A Gentle Intro to CloudFormation and SAM

AWS is pretty amazing; we no longer need to self manage and provision our own servers. For pretty much any web service you can think of, AWS has a managed solution for it. You might think that using a