The latest outputs from researchers, alumni and friends at the UCL Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis (CASA).
Almost a year ago, I heard the term DevRel for the first time when Sara Safavi, from Planet gave a talk at CodeOp and use that word to describe her knew role. I knew Sara as a developer, like myself, … Continue reading →
Continue reading »Almost a year ago, I heard the term DevRel for the first time when Sara Safavi, from Planet, gave a talk at CodeOp and used that word to describe her new role. I knew Sara as a developer, like myself, … Continue reading →
Continue reading »Recently, I have been teaching a Full-stack development bootcamp at CodeOp (great experience!). When the students reached project phase, I was very pleased to see a lot of interest in using maps. And that is easy to understand, right? geospatial … Continue reading →
Continue reading »Recently, I have been teaching a Full-stack development bootcamp at CodeOp (great experience!). When the students reached project phase, I was very pleased to see a lot of interest in using maps. And that is easy to understand, right? geospatial … Continue reading →
Continue reading »I have always dreamed about doing some contribution towards improving the gender balance in technology, which as you may know, is far from ideal. Fortunately the opportunity arose, when Katrina Walker has invited me to teach the “Data Analytics” bootcamp … Continue reading →
Continue reading »In some ways, docker can be viewed as the holy grail of DevOps: develop locally, ship everywhere. Although it is still a relatively recent technology, docker’s adoption curve has been so steep that it has become almost a standard-de-facto in … Continue reading →
Continue reading »In some ways, docker can be seen as the holy grail of DevOps: develop locally, ship everywhere. Although it is still a relatively recent technology, docker’s adoption curve has been so steep that it has become almost a standard-de-facto in … Continue reading →
Continue reading »On a previous post, I expressed my concerns regarding the results of OPTICSxi clustering. Namely, I mentioned an “annoying” spike effect, that turns out massively almost at any simulation (so massively that it is almost a “feature”). A post in … Continue reading →
I’ve spent the last several weeks investigating options for visualising spatial information. Lets…
Continue reading »I’ve spent the last several weeks investigating options for visualising spatial information. Lets…
Continue reading »I’ve spent the last several weeks investigating options for visualising spatial information. Lets…
Continue reading »I’ve spent the last several weeks investigating options for visualising spatial information. Lets…
Continue reading »I recently implemented an authentication system, supported by a table on the database. In this table, I store the usernames and passwords. The PostgreSQL “pgcrypto” module supports encryption of specific columns, but I wanted to avoid “bulking” my system with … Continue reading →