In this episode of the Engineering Manager Podcast, we sit down with Titouan Launay, co-founder of Fileforge and a thought leader in the tech community. Join us as we dive into the innovative PDF generation API that Fileforge offers, transforming how developers integrate document workflows into their applications using React, HTML, and CSS.
This webinar is tailored to help engineering managers harness these lessons to address the multifaceted challenges of scaling AI/ML infrastructure, ultimately guiding their teams to greater innovation and success.
Join us for an in-depth exploration into how modern data infrastructure technologies, specifically MinIO, can catalyze business growth, foster innovation, and deliver tangible competitive advantages.
Have you ever considered pursuing a career in training? For our guest speaker, Reuven Lerner, this path was not obvious at first. With a degree in Computer Science, the expectation was a career focused on software engineering and architecture. However, after many years of teaching Python and pandas full-time, he has found both greater financial rewards and a deeper sense of fulfillment and excitement in his work. In this talk, he will share valuable insights into the world of corporate training, his journey into this field, and whether it might be a suitable path for you. The session will conclude with an open Q&A, providing an opportunity for attendees to ask questions and learn more.
Join Tomasz Korzeniowski, CEO & Founder of codequest, and Steven Tedjamulia as they explore innovative engineering management practices to enhance job satisfaction, team collaboration, and performance, featuring groundbreaking tools and methodologies designed to uplift team dynamics and wellbeing.
Tune in to discover how to craft a high-performing engineering culture that not only supports growth but also drives innovation through efficient coding practices.
Time series analysis is ubiquitous in applied data science because of the value it delivers. In order to do effective time series analysis, you need to know your tools well
Tables are frequently used to communicate information--from sports analytics, to research papers, and company dashboards. However, to make professional looking tables, Python users often have to copy their data manually into tools like excel.
Open source is how most of software development is done today, but beyond enabling technological innovation, it can enable your evolution.
