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What Racquet Is That?

Training a Deep Learning Model to Distinguish Between Lookalike Sports Gear

Posted on April 16, 2025

In this project, we train a deep learning model to recognize four types of sports racquets - badminton, tennis, squash and pickleball. They may look similar, but telling them apart can actually be quite tricky! This blog post is based on a hands-on Jupyter Notebook, so you can follow along... [Read More]
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Going Serverless in Java

Navigating the Pros and Cons of Using Java in Serverless Environments

Posted on October 3, 2022

With the rise of serverless computing, many developers wonder if Java is still a viable option for building serverless applications. While there are some challenges to using Java in a serverless environment, there are also many benefits to using this popular programming language. [Read More]
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- Java
- Serverless
- AWS
Federated Authentication - An Overview

Understanding the Differences and Use Cases of OpenID, OAuth, and SAML

Posted on February 5, 2021

Federated authentication is a method of linking a user’s identity across multiple separate identity management systems, allowing them to seamlessly access multiple platforms using a single set of credentials. This approach to identity management helps to improve the user experience and increase security by eliminating the need for multiple usernames... [Read More]
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Sensitive data showing up in Crash Dump

How to prevent memory leak and secure your application

Posted on November 21, 2020

Before a software is released commercially it undergoes several security scans and tests usually by the Application Security Team or as a part of the DevSecOps process. One such step in this process is the Crash Dump Analysis also called Memory Dump Analysis. To perform this analysis we first record... [Read More]
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- Application Security
- OWASP
Clone HTTP requests from browsers to Postman

Posted on August 2, 2020

Quite often during web development, we need to fiddle with the outgoing web requests from our web browsers. E.g. we may want to change the content of POST requests’ body or change the value of an HTTP header. If we are using Chrome, it is not possible to alter the... [Read More]
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- Development
- Tools
- Postman
- Chrome
- Firefox

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What Racquet Is That?

Training a Deep Learning Model to Distinguish Between Lookalike Sports Gear

Going Serverless in Java

Navigating the Pros and Cons of Using Java in Serverless Environments

Federated Authentication - An Overview

Understanding the Differences and Use Cases of OpenID, OAuth, and SAML

Sensitive data showing up in Crash Dump

How to prevent memory leak and secure your application

Clone HTTP requests from browsers to Postman