I had come across something like this developer’s cheat sheet a while back and forgotten about it. Today I received an email from Google pointing to it and though I’d better save it for future reference. Also, I wonder how well this is going to age 🙂 The image is from https://medium.com/google-cloud/every-google-cloud-product-described-in-4-words-or-less-4d3f37f4567b by @gregsramblings
Cookie Permission Screens on Different Sites
I keep coming across different ways of sites asking for cookie permissions and forgetting the ones I think are noteworthy. I’m creating this post as a scrapbook of sorts, with the different permission screens that get my attention. Feel free to email me if you think I should add one. Telegraph Uniqlo UK
2018 Recap – Family, Work and Travels
It’s now March. Folks, I think it is safe for me to recall 2018 and welcome 2019! 2018 was, to put it lightly, a pivotal year. In 2018… I had my first son, left Amazon, traveled 20+ hours (with kids) to visit family in Florida stopping by Canada after four years of absence and went […]
One More Step: Java Programming and Software Engineering Fundamentals Specialization
Last week I completed Duke University’s Java Programming and Software Engineering Fundamentals Specialization via Coursera. The specialization consists of five courses starting with high-level JavaScript and HTML and dives into Java fundamentals. It took a few months of learning not only programing languages, but how to approach software engineering – a key takeaway for me. […]
Done! Architecting with GCP Specialization on Coursera
Finally, I just completed the sixth and final course of the Architecting with Google Cloud Platform Specialization delivered by Coursera! Why did I spend time on this? Because I believe cloud technologies have become a critical piece for analytics and many areas of marketing. On my last post I shared some thoughts on some of the […]
On Digital Analytics and The Cloud
As a non-techie delving in digital analytics I often come across the notion that SQL, Python, R and other scripting languages are the main requirement to enter this space. No doubt, these are important. But in this post I would like to make a case for web analytics folks to better understand the cloud. The […]
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