This is the third post of a series of posts in which I discuss how to apply the business model protototyping approach to professional service firms. You can find the list of all posts in the series here.
The CSS naming convention of Block, Element, Modifier, or BEM, can be a tough concept to grasp. The fundamentals of this naming convention are fairly straightforward, but a lot gets lost in translation as developers begin implementing the tool.
Are all the above statements familiar? Every minute a developer from any part of the World says (or thinks) any of the above statements and wishes to cry. Why?
Some below tools helped me a lot when i needed it. Feel free to add more tools, if you know more tools and if you want to help the developer's community. Comment below what tool you already know, or what tool you do not know and will help you a lot.
This post is designed to be read after you read JavaScript Inheritance and the Prototype Chain. Previously we looked at how to accomplish inheritance in JavaScript using both ES5 and ES6.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to build a Raspberry Pi security camera using OpenCV and computer vision. The Pi security camera will be IoT capable, making it possible for our Raspberry Pi to to send TXT/MMS message notifications, images, and video clips when the security camera is triggered.
Over the past five years, I’ve trained over 5000 Product Managers who were new to the field. These have been at large companies, small companies, online, in person. The works. While the work has been incredibly rewarding, it’s also left me conflicted.