Towards the end of 2020, Melissa Perotti and I held a talk on Product Development for Data Science Products at GoDataFest – the (this time virtual) festival of Data Technology. We elaborate on how we follow a 7-phase process to take Data Science projects from idea to prototype and from prototype to production.   About the talk In every industry, a remarkably large share of Data Science (DS) projects fail. There are various reasons why DS projects may come to a halt: Data quality or size is insufficient, the model doesn't… The post Product Development for Data Science – From Idea to Production in 7 Phases appeared first on bol.com Techlab.

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Watercolor design is a popular trend, not just used in digital backgrounds, but also in greeting card and wedding invitation designs. In this post, we're sharing the best Photoshop watercolor brushes for creating your own unique watercolor designs. If you've been looking for a way to make designs look more vibrant with colors, using a […]

I've encountered two bugs in Chrome while testing the new CSS text-decoration-thickness and text-underline-offset properties, and I want to share them with you here in this article. But first, let’s acknowledge one thing: Default underlines are inconsistent Let's add a … CSS Underlines Are Too Thin and Too Low in Chrome originally published on CSS-Tricks

Websites as we know them are going to change very soon. The days of text, images, and basic interactions in a 2D browser window have served us well, but virtual, augmented, and mixed reality experiences are getting better all the time. Developers and designers need to think beyond the browser window and prepare for an […] The post How to Prepare for the Immersive Web first appeared on Webdesigner Depot.

A school newsletter template can help you create an effective way to bridge the gap between teachers, students, and parents to keep everyone updated on the latest news and upcoming events. If your school don't have a newsletter yet or planning on revamping your old newsletter design, use these easy to use school newsletter templates […]

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There are so many tips and tricks you can work with when you are working with Adobe Illustrator. A vector graphics editor, Adobe Illustrator is a powerful software that helps designers with creating and modifying graphics. It is a brainchild of Apple computers and was designed for use in Windows 10 and Mac OS. But […] The post 11 Amazing Illustrator Hacks to Boost Your Work appeared first on Line25.

Tomas Votruba has a post to his site sharing some background on a migration he recently helped perform migrating an application from Nette to Symfony. On the break of January/February 2019, we migrated whole Entrydo project from Nette to Symfony. It was API backend with no templates, but still, it wasn't as easy as I expected. Many coffees and beers were drunk during this migration. 0 programmers were too frustrated to give up. Yet, you'd laugh if you knew what took us the most time. He starts with some of the reasoning why they wanted to make the move and walks through the steps they took to get there: getting ready making a commitment automated migrations > manual changes He also talks about some "WTF moments" they had along the way where code that should have worked wasn't (and the simple issue that caused them).