A few weeks ago, I attended AMPConf 2018 in Amsterdam. It's been a few years since the first AMP (Accelerated Mobile Pages) library was released, and yet it's not a very known concept to most people. Google is a very big player in the development of this project. Of course, we wanted to take this thing for a spin at »
When a client asks me: "can you help us implement [tool x]?" or "should we buy [suite a] or [suite b]?", my first reaction is usually a plan to help them implement the tool. What I often forget is the underlying question: why do they think they need this tool? I recently came across two sources »
Last night, I was browsing TechCrunch for interesting reads on tech. I noticed something. Tech doesn't seem to be happy with Trump. There's an article about the influence social media had on the way we gauged Trump's chances of beating Hillary. Heck, there's even a post about Facebook admitting they need to address the spread of false information. Remember how »
Yesterday’s big news in the world of chatbots was Google acquiring Api.ai, a company which allows developers to integrate natural language processing and understanding into their applications. Think of it like talking to someone, but instead, that someone is now your phone, and it actually understands what you’re saying. Services like Api.ai and Wit.ai are »
This post is not about code, analytics or data. It's about tech. And something I've noticed after Apple's September 9 event. On August 10, Google announced an organizational restructuring. They announced Alphabet. On September 9, Apple announced, amongst other devices, the iPad Pro. Today, nobody is talking about Apple (possibly) mocking Google’s announcement. Google’s announcement surprised a lot »