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2017 is fast drawing to a close. Holiday schedules, long-planned vacations, family gatherings and slower days. There is just something in the air this time of the year, prodding you to reminisce. Keeping with tradition, here is a post to mark the…

Following their pursuit of hackathons, team Sömma from Semantics3 got the band back together for the ABInBev HackTheWorld hackathon, last weekend in Bangalore.

With the specific objective of optimizing ABInBev’s retail sales, the crew of
four…

Back in October, I had written about our team’s pull crew for hacking on open source projects. I had meant to write a review of the various contributions that we had managed. However, life happened, and that post is still in the works.

HariNet awakens

Followers of The Ecommerce Intelligencer might already be familiar with Hari, who leads our business development team. Some of his…

As the company’s 2048-MVP* with both the highest single 2048-game score and the most number of 2048s, I am extremely happy to announce our latest and greatest product, a culmination of almost 25920 man-seconds of hard work, sweat and determination — the 2048-as-a-service.

In this post I am going to talk about how we built the backend infrastructure to support our Products API, Semantics3’s core product. This post can also be seen as a follow up or maybe even a reply to a post some time back by Zemanta, which dealt with building public APIs.