SOLID is an acronym that represents five pillars of object-oriented programming and code design theorized by Uncle Bob (A.K.A Robert C. Martin) around the 2000s. All developers should have a clear understanding of these pillars for developing software properly to avoid bad design.

On a pre-COVID-19 Friday night, I decided to stay in and study data science instead of attending a public celebration. I  started with the "Complete Data Science Training: Mathematics, Statistics, Python, Advanced Statistics in Python," and then decided to look into Google Cloud Platform as well.

Chandra Khatri, Lead Research Scientist at Uber AI, discusses the future of conversational AI and multimodal research, as well as how companies can utilize these technologies to accelerate their digital evolution.

Alarico Assumpção Júnior, President of Fenabrave, tells us about the history of the automotive industry in Brazil and how Fenabrave is evolving digitally to meet new consumer demands.

Avenue Code opens its European innovation lab to help enterprise organizations accelerate digital evolution and pivot toward a flexible, distributed model.

Last week, we introduced Java Garbage Collection and its available collectors. Today, we'll discuss how to select the right garbage collectors for your needs and how to utilize them effectively.

Developers are well aware that there's a lot going on behind the scenes when it comes to Java, one of which is the famous Garbage Collector (GC). Although its existence is well known, the way it works is not so clear to most (human) developers.