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Semantic versioning (SemVer): what it is and how to use it
Semantic versioning (SemVer) is the MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH standard that communicates the impact of each release and helps avoid dependency hell.
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Henrico - Technology and Innovation
What is ITSM? IT management as a strategic asset
ITSM is the set of practices to manage IT services. See the difference from ITIL, the benefits and how to implement it in your company in steps.
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Renata - Career
Product Owner: What they do and what the PO career is like
A Product Owner maximizes the value of the product in Scrum: they manage the backlog, prioritize deliveries, and earn an average of R$9,525/month in Brazil.
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Data Pipeline: what it is and how it works
A data pipeline is a series of automated processes that collect, transform and move data from source to destination for analysis and decision making.
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Embedded Systems: What They Are and How They Work
Embedded systems are dedicated computers inside cars, appliances, and medical equipment, designed to perform a specific function.
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Brendow - Technology and Innovation
Key Visual: what it is and how to create visual identities
A Key Visual (KV) is the guide image that defines colors, typography and style of a campaign, ensuring a cohesive visual identity across all brand pieces.
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What is FinOps? The guide to cloud cost management
FinOps unites finance and engineering to control cloud spending. Learn the principles, the three pillars (inform, optimize, operate) and the benefits.
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Nielsen Heuristics: the 10 usability rules
The 10 Nielsen Heuristics are usability principles created by Jakob Nielsen to evaluate interfaces and fix UX problems.
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