Category: Developer Tools
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Security benefits of open source software
With the open source community driving innovation, more and more enterprises are embracing open source software. They consider software that can be seen, modified, and improved upon as an important tool in their technology tool chest. A Red Hat Report, The State of Enterprise Open Source, finds that 95% of their 950 IT leader respondents […]
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4 online bootcamps to help improve your skills
You already know that investing in specialized training and advanced education for your job leads to improved skills and career advancement. As a developer, you have many professional development resources at your disposal, including a variety of coding bootcamps, but how do you know which one is worth your time, effort, and money? We asked […]
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Forecasting and predictive modeling for marketing analytics
Working on Intuit’s Forecasting and Optimization team in Marketing Analytics, I’m well versed on forecasting and predictive modeling. Today, I’ll explain what that they are and how we use them to delight our customers. I’ll also discuss the role artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) play in developing the models. Predictive modeling vs. forecasting […]
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How diversity is driving innovation
In 1971, the U.S. Congress designated August 26 as Women’s Equality Day, when we celebrate women’s right to vote as granted by the 19th Amendment. I believe this is also a day we should celebrate the growing number of women in technology. As a staff data scientist at Intuit®, I’m proud to work at a […]
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Which project management tool do developers prefer?
Developers are creative, intelligent people who are passionate about finding solutions to problems that range from the simple to the complex. Getting their innovative solutions into the hands of users often requires a team effort, and like teams everywhere, they experience project visibility, collaboration, and workflow challenges. To overcome these challenges, they turn to project […]
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3 free online learning resources for developers
At what point can developers sit back and relax, confident they are on top of their game? Never. Albert Einstein said, “The more I learn, the more I realize how much I don’t know.” This is a universal truth that strongly resonates with the developer community. As witnesses of, and participants in, technology’s constant advancement, […]
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"Teams" feature in Developer portal is live
We understand that times are more than a little unsettled these days, but here at Intuit, we are working to improve the tools that you use to deliver benefits to your customers! Today, we’re announcing that the much awaited “Teams” feature is now available in the Developer portal. We started this journey in November 2019 […]
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Alert: Support for IE11 deprecating on September 8, 2020 for Authorization screens
Editor’s note: This article was updated with new information on Aug. 6, 2020. The new deprecation date is September 8, 2020. An important change is coming to browsers when you use OAuth2 for authorizing the QuickBooks Online and/or QuickBooks Payments companies. This is an extension of the details that were shared on the below blogs […]
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Lessons learned leading AI teams
Happy International Women in Engineering Day! This day holds special meaning to me. As an Intuit Data Science Leader, as well as a Women in Data Science (WiDS) Tel Aviv ambassador (2018-2020), I appreciate the opportunity to share a bit about my personal journey, as well as the lessons I’ve learned leading artificial intelligence (AI) […]
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How artificial intelligence is redefining apps
In his recent article, Brian Gorbett talked about demystifying artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML), proclaiming that every business in the world should be an AI company. In this article, I concur that claim and base it on three factors: Businesses are now recognizing more and more the power of collecting large quantities of […]