APIs for Search Experience Experiments
Consider the Basics
To create a memorable search experience for a certain set of products, one of
the most important elements is the data to be shown. The information that
shoppers receive regarding the different products available greatly impacts
their(...)
Spellcheck in Elasticsearch
After working as a backend developer for several years, the opportunity arose
for me to begin integrating features using Elasticsearch (version 7.17).
Everything was going smoothly until it was time to take a deep dive into a new
feature.
Recently my team was asked to reach a milestone that
Session Contextualization
TL;DR
Yes, there is a way to help shoppers find what they need, without tracking or
collecting personal information.
It’s called session contextualization and, here at Empathy.co, it is how we
interpret shoppers’ interactions in an ecommerce store, in order to provide a
delightful user experience.
You
Collaborative Architecture Diagrams
Motivation
Architecture diagrams should be visible to everyone in the company, as Trust is
one of our principles here at Empathy.co. Ensuring visibility would ensure we
have a single source of truth where changes can be tracked and revisions can be
made. It would also align Engineering, Growth, and
Distributed Load Testing with K6
What is Load Testing?
Today, distributed systems are everywhere. When you open a mobile app, several
servers are waiting for your interactions so they can send a response. When you
interact with your bank via web, more servers are prepared to access your data
and return information about your balance
Our Journey to Accessibility: Part 1
Over one billion people have some form of disability [1]
[https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/disability-and-health]. In
other words, around 15% of the population experiences some kind of auditory,
cognitive, neurological, physical, speech or visual impairment. Moreover, this
percentage is growing due to a rise in chronic health
Cloud FinOps – Part 5: Usage Report
Wrapping up this series, following our previous Cloud FinOps - Part 4: Kubernetes Cost Report, this final piece looks at how to increase visibility of underutilized workloads.