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Today, we sit down with Metabob DevOps Manager, Sako Mammadov, to hear about his journey to Metabob and why he feels Metabob’s tool is so influential.

Upon doing research for this post, we were thinking of the ways friends at certain FAANG companies talked about their work. Often nonchalantly, they describe their days as mostly consisting of working 3-4 hours, checking off their work tickets and punching out 40 full-time hours...

When talking to different members of engineering teams through research efforts at work, it has become apparent that code reviews take an awful lot of time from engineers’ daily work hours...

Working with Compilers can come with its learning curves. To truly get acclimated and to make sure that you are translating languages accurately and with little uncertainty, we’ve compiled (pun very much intended) a list of must-know vocabulary to get you started on the right foot!

Coding has become the necessary currency of the new job market. From high budget campaigns with former President Barack Obama encouraging Americans to learn computer science, to Apple’s new collaboration with the Boys & Girls Club of America to launch a new coding program, computer science is being taught earlier and earlier and has now become an essential part of a well-rounded education.

A topic model is a type of algorithm that scans a set of documents (known in the field of Natural Language Processing/NLP as a corpus), examines how words and phrases co-occur in them, and automatically “learns” groups or clusters of words that best characterize those documents. These sets of words often appear...

As we all are aware, debugging and maintaining code is a daunting and time consuming task, especially when you are working on a number of different projects. Metabob helps you to identify and fix bugs as quickly as possible.

Software maintenance is an expensive activity in the software lifecycle. Last minute change requests push developers to make “band-aid fixes” setting aside good design and implementation...

During the current times of software development, it is rarer and rarer for bugs to make it all the way to production. However, this doesn’t mean that organizations are not paying a high price for fixing bugs.

Coding sprints are one of the best ways to improve software development consistently and at a good pace, without making incredibly big changes all at once. This article is going to answer some questions one may have about coding sprints, how to plan them, and their relevance.

There are dozens of developer productivity tools on the market looking to ensure productive, effective metrics for dev teams big and small...

After being a developer for so long - Fortran in 1979 followed by Pascal, C, Java, and settling on python in 1997 - I’m no stranger to memory leaks and spikes. I still love hunting down bugs . . .

Previously, we mentioned the need for Topic Modeling. One common application is an email filter. You train the model by feeding it many emails, each one labeled as “spam” or “urgent” or “work-related” or “promotion” or “social.”  . . .