The fact that the internet of things is constantly improving its core functionality in terms of greater connectivity, data computations and storage, and predictive analysis has given rise to the concept of the Internet of Behavior (IoB).

With data coming from various sources and narrowing into integrated and sorted data streams, the analysis of human behavior, interests, and preferences has become the new concept to diverge businesses into.

Having behavioral sciences and psychological perspectives at work, IoB tends to trace out the path for better product development and service integration for greater customer satisfaction.

A collective list of free APIs for use in software and web development.

Presentation Slides for Developers

In part three of our series we’ll look at how to create more interesting shapes with trigonometry, and how to draw them with the Canvas API.

If you really want to create a design that will make people look, it has to be disruptive.

While “disruptive” can be a bit of a hackneyed catchphrase, it is also at the core of what you do when you create something new. The goal is to get people to stop, look, and interact.

Aimed for total beginners, this book is written based on the philosophy that people learn faster when they are shown examples and case studies. Instead of explaining the rules, the book largely centers on the analysis of several datasets from the very beginning. So this is an alternative to traditional, more rigorous textbooks on R programming.

Quickly integrate face, hand, and/or pose tracking to your frontend projects in a snap ✨👌

The new WebExtensions Community Group will try to forge a common architecture for future web extensions, and is inviting developers to join the effort.

The new group, shortened WECG, consists of members from each of the major browser developers. Member chairs are held by Timothy Hatcher of Apple and Simeon Vincent of Google. Current participants include employees from Apple, Mozilla, and Microsoft.

The WebExtensions Community Group has two goals:

• Make extension creation easier for developers by specifying a consistent model and common core of functionality, APIs, and permissions.
• Outline an architecture that enhances performance and is even more secure and resistant to abuse.

A magical full-stack framework for Django ✨

Wait, is this magic?

• Unicorn progressively enhances a normal Django view, so the initial render of components is fast and great for SEO.
• Next, Unicorn binds to the elements you specify and automatically makes AJAX calls when needed.
• Then, Unicorn dynamically updates the DOM.

The end result is that you can focus on writing regular Django templates and Python classes without needing to switch to another language or build unnecessary plumbing. Best of all, the JavaScript portion is a paltry ~8 KB gzipped.

This is the story of the most unbelievable demo I've been given in world of open source. You can't make this stuff up.