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Using Mason and bricks in your Flutter app: Beginner's guide

TL;DR: Mason is a Dart package that allows you to create files and directories based on templates. You can use Mason in your Flutter projects by first creating and registering the templates (aka bricks) and then utilizing them to create files and folders. Alternatively, you can use bricks made by others from GitHub or BrickHub.dev.

Where Is Your Customer Data Located?

Modern organizations have multiple touch points continuously collecting customer data. Data collection is essential for firms that use it for personalized marketing campaigns and improving customer experience. Analytics provided by this data help enterprises observe customer behavior and make critical business decisions. However, before firms can explore any use cases, it is crucial for them to recognize the data touch points where vital information is collected.

Device flow support in WSO2 Identity Server #Identityin15

In today's episode, we will discuss how you can configure OAuth2.0 device flow for your applications. Device flow is an OAuth2.0 extension that expands the range of devices an organization can use within their overall digital customer experience solution to include devices with limited user input capabilities (such as smart TVs which do not have keyboards). With device flow support, users can leverage other devices, such as smartphones, to complete the login on the limited input device.

API Meetup: Scaling APIs Across your Large Enterprise with Jeremy Glassenberg of DocuSign

Jeremy covers the tools and technologies you should be applying in API governance, standardization and observability, that'll make your company more likely to succeed as it scales its APIs. Jeremy is a 12 year veteran in building APIs and monetizing developer platforms. As employee number 20 at Box.com, he was their first PM, started the DevRel team and grew the dev community to more than 15,000. Since then he’s held product leadership roles at Edmodo, Pinn, Tradeshift, Deserve and now DocuSign.

Building an Automated ML Pipeline with a Feature Store Using Iguazio & Snowflake

When operationalizing machine and deep learning, a production-first approach is essential for moving from research and development to scalable production pipelines in a much faster and more effective manner. Without the need to refactor code, add glue logic and spend significant efforts on data and ML engineering, more models will make it to production and with less issues like drift.

Applying CSS: word-wrap, overflow-wrap & word-break

A website's responsiveness is very significant these days in order to display correctly on all devices. Although you may try your best, broken layouts may still occur despite your best efforts. Long words can be broken and wrapped to the next line when you use the CSS word-wrap property. A string being too long can overflow a container in most cases, so this method can be helpful in preventing overflow.

Fix Process Bottlenecks with Elixir 1.14's Partition Supervisor

Elixir v1.14 shipped earlier this month with a bunch of new goodies. In this post, we'll explore Elixir's new PartitionSupervisor. We'll take a look at some code that suffers from the exact bottleneck issue that partitions supervisors are designed to solve. Then, we'll fix that bottleneck. Along the way, you'll learn how partition supervisors work under the hood to prevent process bottlenecks. Let's get started!