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Understanding How a Neural Network Works Using R

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In the simplest of terms, a neural network is a computer system modelled on the human nervous system. It is widely used in machine...

Tracing Vehicular Mobility in ns-3

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ns-3 is free simulation software that’s meant for educational, research and development purposes. It has a number of high quality, tested and validated models,...

Starting the DevOps Journey Using Cucumber and Selenium

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DevOps is a software building process which emphasises communication and collaboration between the teams involved in product management, software development, and operations. Cucumber is...

Converting a Django App to a REST API

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This article demonstrates how easy it is to convert a Django app into a REST API using the REST framework. The underlying assumption here...

An Introduction to Deeplearning4j, the Distributed Deep Learning Library

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There are many deep learning libraries that are becoming popular among the developer community such as Theano, Torch, Caffe, etc. Deeplearning4J is an open...

PC-MOS/386 Reborn in New Open Source Avataar

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The open-sourced PC-MOS/386 v501 is unveiled for those who weren't around in 1987. Much to everyone's surprise it turned out that Roeland Jansen, one...

Regular Expressions in Programming Languages: PHP and the Web

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This is the fourth article in the series on regular expressions. In the past three articles, we have discussed regular expression styles in Python,...

“Things aren’t getting easier for most coders”

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Even though many new programming languages and frameworks have emerged lately, many developers still need a guide — either online or offline — to...

Using Python to Automate Retweets

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“By 2022, most Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) offerings will evolve to a fundamentally serverless model, rendering the cloud platform architectures that are dominant in 2017 as...

The Long and Short of Waits in Web Applications Using Selenium

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The time taken to load a Web page impacts the user experience in a big way. Often, a Web page carries many Web elements...