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Issue No. 09/22 Moin! We hope the blisters on your feet from dancing into may have healed well - ours still hurt. Nevertheless, we have...

Issue No. 08/22 Moin! We hope you had a relaxing Easter time! We brought you some exciting new topics again. Among other things, we...

Issue No. 07/22 Moin! We're back from our festival break and straight into an easter challenge on stackstream! (Shhh, there are CONFLUENT...

Issue No. 06/22 Moin! We have great things to announce - because from March 24th to 31st we celebrate the launch of stackstream -...

Issue No. 05/22 Moin! The Ivy Times was born out of the idea to share topics with you every other week that we find important, fun and...

Issue No 04/22 Moin! We've covered OpenAI many times, Tim highlights a different aspect in this issue - the limited API. How can you get...

Issue No. 03/22 Moin! This week we have Patrick on board, talking about programming a real-time machine learning pipeline using Kafka and...

It's going to be a lot about the future - Can the IDE plugin GitLive be the future of social coding?

We talk about the future of decentralized computing, the traveling salesman problem, the bubble sort principle, and the ...

Stefan writes about Blackbox, it's about Web 3.0, hacked coffee machines and DHL in computer science.

Twitter's new architecture with Kafka and Dataflow, we have a cool alternative to Photoshop, snooping robots and Windows 11 with us.

It's about assembler - why doesn't the computer understand our language directly? A Roboarm from MIT, Stack-chan & Glitch are also included.

It's all about Node-based programming, the path to MVP, the Metaverse, and Vanmoof's new e-bike.

It's about the creation of Marching Squares through Metaballs, crazy robots and news for Oracle JKD users.

Read more about how matched.io works, commercial satellites, creative coding, and hear a few words from Donald Knuth. (🤯)

Read about Tesla Autopilot training, decentralized databases, computer mice and the technology behind the Olympics.

We love new technologies and we love our environment. Combine the two and you can use AI to create an optimal bee habitat.

It's all about the Pomodoro technique and Tamagochis, GitHubs Copilot, Targeted Advertising on TV and the new Stackoverflow Survey.