Swift package plugin generates code from OpenAPI docs
Apple has released the stable 1.0 version of the Swift OpenAPI Generator 1.0, for generating Swift client and server code from an OpenAPI document, Swift developers announced on January 31. Swift OpenAPI Generator generates the code needed to make API calls or implement API servers. The code is generated automatically at build time, so it is […]
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Rust: Bridging the Gap in High-Level Language IoT Innovation
Illustration: © IoT For All Complexity in IoT has grown significantly compared to just a few years ago. The IoT field, once predominantly the domain of C++ programming, especially for smaller microcontrollers and devices, is now witnessing a paradigm shift. Increasingly, developers are turning to higher-level languages such as Javascript and Python, or new contender […]
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How to assemble a generative AI dream team
The question of the day is no longer “What’s the best cloud?” It’s now “How do we build a team of people to build a net-new generative AI system?” Budgets have dropped. The board of directors wants one of these nifty generative AI systems that everyone is talking about to fundamentally change how the business […]
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10 best IoT conferences and events to attend in 2024
Many devices today connect to the internet and talk to each other, including lightbulbs, medical diagnostic tools and traffic lights. This network of devices is known as the internet of things. IoT is a technology domain that encompasses consumer, industrial and embedded devices. Any individual thing that has some form of network connectivity, an IP address and […]
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Java proposal would streamline record creation
In an effort to streamline code, Java would be enhanced with derived record creation, via a proposal that would provide a means to create record instances from existing records through a block of transformation code. The OpenJDK proposal authored by Oracle technical staff, titled “Derived Record Creation,” would streamlinescode by deriving a new record from […]
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Most cloud-based genAI performance stinks
I’ve been asked if generative AI systems are always slow. Of course, I reply, “Slow, as compared to what?” The response I always get is funny. “Slower than we thought it would be.” And the circle continues. Performance is often an afterthought with generative AI development and deployment. Most deploying generative AI systems on the […]
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Deno adds API for date and time operations
Deno 1.40, the latest version of the JavaScript runtime positioned as a rival to Node.js, has been launched with a Temporal API for advanced date and time operations. The update was announced January 25. Deno can be accessed from deno.com. The Temporal API is intended to address shortcomings of the existing Date object in JavaScript. […]
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vector embeddings
What are vector embeddings? Vector embeddings are numerical representations that capture the relationships and meaning of words, phrases and other data types. Through vector embeddings, essential characteristics or features of an object are translated into a concise and organized array of numbers, helping computers rapidly retrieve information. Similar data points are clustered closer together after […]
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IoT Intercoms: How the Internet of Things Simplifies Real Estate
Illustration: © IoT For All Interconnected smart devices continuously exchange data, solve problems, and simplify everyday life. In fact, over 120 devices connect to the internet every second — and no matter your profession, you’ve probably interacted with at least one already today. One such device is an IoT intercom. While you might not expect […]
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What is a smart home?
A smart home or building uses devices connected via the internet to enable remote monitoring and management of appliances and systems. Smart home technology, also known as home automation, provides homeowners with added security convenience and energy efficiency. It enables them to control smart devices simply with an app on a smartphone or other networked […]
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