Javascript is one of the more popular programming languages in use today and its use and capabilities are further enhanced by a variety of available frameworks, such as Node.js and AngularJS, and other libraries. Although you can use almost any text editor to write Javascript, a language based Interactive Development Environment (IDE) or Code Editor can greatly improve your ability to write […]
Lean Code and JavaScript IDE
High-Performing Python
I was pleasantly surprised to see some very useful downloads when I opened the November 2017 issue of the Intel Developer Products Newsletter: Intel Distribution for Python – Accelerate Python Performance – Powered by ANACONDA, and Intel Performance Libraries – Download these free libraries today to create better, more reliable, and faster software applications. Intel Data Analytics Acceleration Library (Intel DAAL) Intel […]
Simply the best – Logitech’s Craft Keyboard
I pre-ordered Logitech’s Craft Keyboard several weeks ago and it just arrived – a week earlier than expected! The Craft Keyboard is compatible with Logitech’s FLOW technology and is a perfect companion to my MX Master 2S mouse. I use computers extensively in my line of work and I’m always looking for the ultimate keyboard experience. I was also looking […]
Lean Code and Productivity
Programmers can increase productivity by taking advantage of the many keyboard shortcuts that are built into their IDE or editor of choice. Many IDE’s are designed to work on any platform and makes learning them that much more valuable. In this context, choosing the right IDE can be just as important to your productivity as knowing the language itself.
Logitech MX Master 2S for Power Users
Working with multiple computers at the same time can be cumbersome at the best of times – especially where peripheral devices are concerned. My K760 keyboard allows me to use the same keyboard on multiple machines as does my MX Master mouse. However, neither of these devices make it possible to work seamlessly with two computers at the same time. […]
Lean Code Execution
The performance of your application is important to your customer. As stated previously, the performance your application is as dependent on the knowledge and skills of the programmer as they are on the language used to create it. This excerpt from the book “SQL FOR .NET PROGRAMMERS” by D. M. Bush serves as another example where the programmer’s skills created […]
Lean Code – Part 2
Our article on “Lean Code” strongly suggests that the principles of lean can also be applied to the realm of software development, applications, and more specifically, programming. Python has evolved to become a very popular and powerful programming language. However, as mentioned in “Lean Code“, the performance of your application or program is as dependent on the skills of the […]
Lean Six Sigma – After the Fact
Effective problem solving, holistic process management, and data-driven decision making using a systematic and structured approach comprise the core elements and ideology of Lean Six Sigma, commonly referred to as LSS, and is premised on achieving the following four (4) goals and objectives: Reduce operational cost and risk Objectives: Increase efficiency Reduce or eliminate variance Increase revenue Objectives: Reduce or […]
Lean Code – Part One
Software applications exist to perform a wide variety of tasks and for any given task there are many applications to choose from. As anyone who has visited an “App Store” knows, the number of available applications can range from a select few to thousands. Your performance criteria provide a means of selecting the best application for you or your company. […]
SQL Performance Explained — Averlytics.com
“Use the Index Luke” is the free to read on-line version of the book “SQL Performance Explained“. If the book is free, why even mention the official “SQL Performance Explained” title for the hard copy? There are two primary reasons for purchasing a copy for my library. One is having a version of my own […] via SQL Performance Explained — […]
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