Topic: tech insights
Factors to Consider Before Implementing an AI Strategy
An AI strategy is a strategic plan of how to systematically incorporate AI into your workflow. Here’s what to consider before implementing one.
by Ridewaan Hanslo
Topic: tech insights
Programmable Banking Community: Creating Awareness of the Environmental Impact of Your Bank Transactions
Track the environmental impact of your transactions with this easy and fun programmable banking solution.
by Nick Benson
Topic: tech insights
Building a Single Source of Financial Truth
Russell Knight built a no-code Excel workbook combining multiple sources of financial information into a single source of truth. Here's how.
by Shannagh Hare
Topic: tech insights
​​How to Categorise Your Bank Transactions Using AI
Vutlhari Rikhotso used a trained AI model to categorise transaction data from within a spreadsheet.
by Shannagh Hare
Topic: tech insights
Programmable Banking Community: How to Build a Low-code Budget Tracking App
Gather insights into building a budget tracking app using low-code tools.
by Nick Benson
Topic: tech insights
Programmable Banking Community: Building a Single Source of Financial Truth
Gather insights into using no-code tools to combine separate information sources into a single source of financial truth.
by Nick Benson
Topic: tech insights
Programmable Banking Community: Categorise Your Bank Transactions With AI Using Low-Code Tools
Gather insights into your spending by easily categorising your bank transactions with AI using low-code tools.
by Nick Benson
Topic: tech insights
How Haskell Helps Me to Write Safe, Expressive Code: Part 3
Here’s how I solved Advent of Code's Day 18 problem using structural recursion and a monadic parser in Haskell.
by Henry Steere
Topic: tech insights
PHP Isn’t Dead ft. Jeffrey Way, Erika Heidi and others
Jeffrey Way, Erika Heidi, Adam Wathan, and others share their thoughts PHP's history and its current state.
by offerzen
Topic: tech insights
How Haskell Helps Me to Write Safe, Expressive Code: Part 2
Here’s how I solved Advent of Code's Day 16 problem using Haskell’s data declarations and parsing to write an interpreter.
by Henry Steere
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