Multi-threading in JS, and what you can do with it!

Introduction

At Wheelhouse, we usually go out of our way to try out new things or technologies. Especially since we’re always looking for new things to do with JavaScript. We’re on our way towards…

How to build an event driven application on Google Cloud using cloud functions

This blog post outlines an approach we took when we built a video analysis tool using Google Cloud Functions. Some of the analysis is done through code of our own and some of these functions…

Decrease your React CI/CD build time by 50%

Building web pages anno 2020 is not an easy task. A simple interface that holds animations and HTTP requests can become immensely bloated in a matter of days. Our team at Craftworkz specializes in prototyping applications at a fast pace, which often…

Add value to your chatbots through phone calls

Leverage Twilio’s Media Streams to enable voice interactions with your chatbots.

Intro

In this article I’m going to walk you through the steps of using voice to interact with an API using:

NVIDIA Jetson Nano, a Raspberry Pi on steroids

After I tested the Google Coral USB accelerator last week, we got our NVidia Jetson Nano as well at the end of the week. Today I tried to get work done, but with that beauty laying on my desk, I cracked after about 3 hours and started to play…

Why Agile is the way to go for Edge AI

It’s Monday morning and a client is calling you to discuss a new project.

The client wants to design a custom electronic device that recognises and counts cars on the road. The client tells you the device has to dissipate less than 0.5…

Why you should be hooked on React Hooks!

There hasn’t been a new feature since I started using React that had me stoked as much as React Hooks has. React Hooks is a feature introduced in React 16.8. It allows you to use state and lifecycle methods inside a functional component.