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Within this article, you will learn everything you need to know in order to create a feature flags using Optimizely Feature Experimentation). Optimizely feature experimentation comes with over 92 ready-made SDKs built against the most popular...
When working with Optimizely Forms, you'll find there are multiple ways to configure the functionality of a form. One of those options an editor can configure is "Allow multiple submissions from the same IP/cookie", which is commonly used to...
In the fast-paced world of web development, staying up-to-date with the latest technologies is crucial. As businesses evolve, so do their digital needs. One common challenge faced by developers is migrating URL rewrite rules from IIS (Internet...
I always thought to be a good Account Manager meant being a good listener. I still think that’s true, but I’ve come to realise being a good listener is what makes a person likeable - which is pretty important in any job or walk of life. So, I’ve...
The post discusses incorporating semantic search on websites, focusing on technology used, large language models, vector databases, and a demo application. It emphasizes using Python, Java, and JavaScript for AI/ML development and provides code...
The post discusses incorporating semantic search on websites, focusing on technology used, large language models, vector databases, and a demo application. It emphasizes using Python, Java, and JavaScript for AI/ML development and provides code...
Learn how to build a semantic search engine using Hugging Face, vector embeddings, and pgvector in PostgreSQL—no third-party services required.
As string is the most common data type in an application, nvarchar and its variant varchar are probably the most common column types in your database. (We almost always use nvarchar because nchar is meant for fixed length columns which we don’t...