Zohaib Rauf

Whenever I start a project I tend to have a continuous build and deployment pipeline setup as it makes the development and testing a lot more easier. In this tutorial we are going to take a look at how to setup a continuous building and deployment pipeline for a F#

I was playing around with F# and Suave to build a service and the first thing I usually do whenever I dive into a new language and web framework is figure out how to deploy it to a public cloud. This helps me create a pipeline so I can test

When creating bots you have to converse with the users and maintain context of the conversation so you can understand the intent of the users, do the necessary actions and provide users with the information they need. Doing it all by yourself is a large undertaking as it involves doing

Microsoft recently released the bot framework [https://dev.botframework.com/] to create bots for various messaging platforms such as Slack, Facebook, Telegram etc. It provides a unified interface for all of these platforms so you can reach your customers wherever they are. In this tutorial we are going to see

> The store in Redux should be synchronous and should not have any side effects. How can you then make service calls or do anything asynchronously? That is the question I was asking myself when I started using Redux with react-native. I needed to make calls to Google web services

You might have heard of Bitcoin which is the hottest cryptocurrency on the block, but certainly not the only cryptocurrency. People are getting all gaga about it. The most exciting thing of bitcoin is not the bitcoin itself but the technology behind it called blockchain. Blockchain allows you to have

> Final results from Phoenix channel benchmarks on 40core/128gb box. 2 million clients, limited by ulimit#elixirlang [https://twitter.com/hashtag/elixirlang?src=hash] pic.twitter.com/6wRUIfFyKZ [https://t.co/6wRUIfFyKZ] — Chris McCord (@chris_mccord) October 28, 2015 [https://twitter.com/chris_mccord/status/659430661942550528] I knew that

Getting into frontend development could be overwhelming. I recently started learning more about frontend development. My intent is to build some static websites to try out things like IPFS [http://ipfs.io]. I wanted to have a productive workflow that allows me to create project, build it, test it, run

> use just calls the __using__ macro on the specified module. You might have run into that explanation of use but that does not explain much even though that's exactly what it does. You might have used the use statement in Elixir if you run into using OTP,