Call for Code is back in 2019, founded by David Clark Cause alongside founding partner IBM. Media refer to this event as “The Nobel Prize for Developers” Continue reading → 
IBM Developer Day 2019 is an event designed for Developers by Developers; that combines the open source code, top technical talks, hands on workshops and other things. It happened at Taj Yeshwantpur, Bangalore on 14th March 2019. Its a great opportunity for all the developers to showcase their skills, explore the newest tech around the […] Continue reading → 
IBM Developer Day is an annual event by IBM where in developers from around the country come and get an hands on experience on a lot of new things. It is basically an event for the developers and by the developers. At the event you will learn a lot of things and can get the […] Continue reading → 
Weather forecasting app, as the name suggests, a simple weather app which will display current weather and forecast to the end user. Not only current weather, but users will also be able to get hourly, daily and many other forecasts based on their geolocation coordinates. This is a really easy tutorial which uses Google Maps […] Continue reading → 
The Banking Industry as it stands right now, is faced with insurmountable challenges. While the threat of decentralized cryptocurrencies like bitcoin looms large, traditional routes of income for major financial institutions are are also gradually getting clogged. While banks have typically been wary of introducing AI related software components into their workspace, the present situation […] Continue reading → 
Every aspect of our modern society has been pervaded by the Internet- from social networks to digital media, a sizeable chunk of the population now have a digital persona which is tied to their digital footprint. As we step into an age of connected devices, we stand at the precipice of merging our physical and […] Continue reading → 
It’s a well known fact that we have generated more data in the past two years than in the entire history of the human race! Sounds fascinating? Well, this is just the tip of the iceberg. The data is growing so fast that about 1.7 Megabyte of information is created for every human being on […] Continue reading → 
IBM Watson, a next generation supercomputer powered by over ninety(90) servers processing at a mind-boggling rate of 80 teraflops by IBM seems to be the future of computing. Watson, named after the founder of IBM, Thomas J. Watson has been the forefront of the development of connected devices or simply – Internet of Things. Continue reading →