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One of the enduring problems of the web – regardless of its evolution – is spam and abuse. While it is getting progressively easier to gather and share data online, there also needs to be effective tactics to weed out bad actors. One such tactic is Invisible reCAPTCHA. Invisible reCAPTCHA is a technology developed by Google to protect websites from spam and abuse while also providing a more user-friendly experience compared to traditional CAPTCHA. Unlike…

Low code’s arrival is no longer fresh news. With its many benefits and versatile use cases, the low code paradigm is here to stay. Low-code frameworks are powerful tools that can significantly improve primary healthcare services in developing countries. These frameworks allow non-technical users to create/maintain custom software applications without extensive coding knowledge. This enables healthcare providers in non-compute intensive environments to quickly and easily develop digital solutions to support their patients and improve the…

Jamaica, the third largest of the Caribbean islands, is entering a new era of development, riding on the tailwinds of a digital transformation movement. This thrust comes directly from the government's policy direction. So much so that Jacky Wright, Chief Digital Officer and Corporate Vice President, Microsoft US Global Technology Leader, recently lauded the country for its progress towards becoming a digital society. In line with its national development goals,  Jamaica has witnessed concerted efforts…

Data lies at the heart of digital transformation. Not all data. But data that’s easily accessible, high quality in nature and relevant. Unfortunately, without adequate organizational data governance measures, data can easily devolve into data for data’s sake. Something that degenerates into policies and guidance made into a support function executed by organizational IT teams, and not to mention not widely followed organizationally. Therefore, high-quality data governance ensures organizations don’t miss out on data-driven opportunities.…

Spoiler alert: new isn’t just a keyword—it’s a full-blown catering service that spins up class loading, memory prep, and object creation behind the scenes. Pizza myDinner = new Pizza(); To you, that’s dinner. To the JVM, that’s a mission. Let’s break it down from your craving for objects to how memory is actually used—sprinkled with insights from the official Java docs. After all, the JVM works hard behind the scenes too. 🛎️ Step 1: Placing the Order…

🚇 It All Started on a Metro Ride… A few weeks ago, I was taking the metro back home — headphones in, scrolling through random stuff on my phone — when I stumbled upon this absolutely stunning website. The UI was breathtaking: buttery smooth transitions, bold typography, glassmorphism done right, and a color palette that deserved an award. As a frontend developer, I couldn’t help but admire the craftsmanship. “This is gold,” I thought.“I’ll check out…

Teaser: Scaling exposed a hidden build issue that cost me 12 hours of debugging, wrong guesses, and a hard-earned lesson about containers. My Weekend Plan Was 200 Until It Returned a 404 It all began on a cozy Friday evening—the kind where Slack and Teams go quiet, the lights are dimmed, and you're already dreaming of a Netflix binge with a warm cup of black coffee in hand. But just as I was about to…

The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has brought renewed focus on public health. A push for rapid digitization of existing public health infrastructure, patient health data management and interoperability were some of the effects of this pandemic by way of response. With rapid digitization, especially developing countries started to experience teething troubles and have poor data policies. As the world moves toward a digital health future, inconsistency and lack of proper guidelines and recommendations are the biggest…

Data is omnipresent – in every industry, firm, department, at every scale imaginable. The amount of data generated by modern businesses is already sizable, and this will grow to gigantic proportions in the foreseeable future. The numbers help get some perspective on this burgeoning scale of data. The world produces about 5 exabytes of data (2.5 Bn GB) every day. By 2025, this number is projected to reach 463 exabytes! From a business perspective, data…

Original image: Gabe Bienczycki, USAID (Public Domain Image) Inadequate access to healthcare, rural versus urban settings and low health awareness are major challenges faced by Low and Middle-Income Communities in developing countries (LMICs). A major reason behind this challenge is the presence of gaps in the healthcare system. These gaps coupled with the lower health awareness, break the continuum of care and deteriorate care quality.  The COVID-19 pandemic has only worsened these gaps and exposed…