The frontend is even more complex these days, with frameworks blurring the line between frontend and backend, and some with no backend at all – this blog post is based on my own experiences and what I’ve found useful for me.
Device and firmware encryption can be extremely valuable, it also comes with significant associated costs. Here is a break down of the different stages of locking down a system.
Firstly you need to evaluate individual skills and expertise. Then it’s about considering their experience, reputation and past performance.
OTA is an important part of the IoT ecosystem. Without it, there is no feasible means to upgrade firmware when flaws or bugs are discovered.
Ever wanted to know what daily life in a tech consultancy looks like? In our latest blog series, we chat with Aston Yao, Software Engineer at DiUS about his role and what it’s like to experience DiUS.
From foundation and large language models to prompt engineering and fine tuning, generative AI has become the talk of the tech town. So, with the recent explosion of AI, are business priorities shifting? And is generative AI the way of the future?
As June marks the start of pride month, a month dedicated to the support of the LGBTIQ+ community and the end of the Stonewall Riots, we’re using this month to celebrate our diverse team here at DiUS and share stories and perspectives from our community.
A look back at D023, where DiUS’ Head of Design Tom Wall and other thought leaders discussed how designers can rediscover creativity.
The Girls in Tech Conference is an annual affair of connection and empowerment, bringing women and allies in the tech community together, for a day of camaraderie.
Ever wanted to know what daily life in a tech consultancy looks like? In our latest blog series, we chat with Natalia Tapia, Talent Acquisition Lead at DiUS about her role and what it’s like to experience DiUS