A Web Developer’s Day with an AI Agent
What changes in your workday when AI helps you code? I’ve been working with GitHub Copilot in VS Code on Angular projects for six months, and here’s my honest take on what works, what doesn’t, and where I still have to figure things out on my own. Honest and unvarnished. Just a real day from the…
Full Text Search in applications
Just like how our preferred method of searching the internet evolved from web directories to search engines (and now to AI), modern applications strive to offer the most efficient ways to access stored data. Read more
PyTorch vs TensorFlow: A Small Experiment
We started with four practical questions: Is it worth using TensorFlow? Would PyTorch be sufficient? What are the real advantages and disadvantages? And how much do these differences matter in a typical project? To answer these questions, however, we need to conduct a small experiment. Read more
Cultural differences in a globally connected world
This article is not exactly technical, but even as tech people, we often find ourselves communicating with other people from different nationalities, sometimes with colleagues from multiple countries in a single meeting. I would like to motivate you to pay attention when you are talking to the next person coming from a different culture. You can…
Edhouse makes systems secure, from the ground up
Are you concerned about sensitive data leaks or system disruptions? Do you need to meet demanding security standards and regulatory requirements? Are you looking for a partner who doesn’t treat security as an add-on, but as an integral part of every project? Read more
PyTorch vs. TensorFlow: Which framework is best for image recognition?
Artificial intelligence today is not just a single technology, but rather a set of tools that enable software to learn to do tasks that were long reserved for humans: recognizing objects in images, understanding text, detecting anomalies in data, estimating future values, or assessing risk. In practice, this means that applications no longer need to rely…
Is Scrum on its last legs?
When agile project management methodologies emerged and Scrum began to grow in popularity, it was a huge benefit for many projects. Instead of long-term planning, people began to think in shorter intervals. Six-month cycles suddenly became two-week sprints. But times are changing, everything is faster, and we can deliver new features in a matter of days.
You are building a house from bricks supplied by dozens of different suppliers without knowing their quality or origin. Bold? That is exactly how software is often created today, and security incidents begin precisely where oversight ends. Today, we’ll look at why SBOM (software bill of materials) is key to the stability and security of your…SBOM: The recipe for more secure software
Data Collection on Steroids with AI Agents
“Oh great, another generic rambling about how Large Language Models will change the world beyond recognition…” That might be exactly what crossed your mind when you saw the headline. But bear with me here. This post doesn’t promise a sci-fi revolution; its content is much more prosaic. At Edhouse, we simply needed to solve one tedious,…
We make systems secure — from the ground up
Are you concerned about sensitive data leaks or system disruptions? Do you need to meet demanding security standards and regulatory requirements? Are you looking for a partner who doesn’t treat security as an add-on, but as an integral part of every project? At Edhouse, cybersecurity is a priority in every solution we deliver. With our many years of software development…