Author: Grace Prior

The world of e-commerce is enormous and nebulous, accelerating at lightspeed following the global pandemic. But as the marketplace has grown, so too has our confusion about the people that operate within it. This is the central paradox of UX

We were delighted to support a fantastic collaborative event by Ladies That UX and codebar Brighton recently, as part of Spring Forward Festival! In this guest blog post by Ladies That UX Brighton co-organiser Charlotte Parker, she breaks down what

Sean Burton is a Geospatial Data Consultant at Azura Earth who joined us at Brighton R to give an overview of how he integrated an interest in maps with a career in Data to become a GIS/Geospatial Data freelancer using

Our members, Brighton-based tech start-up Neonify.ai aims to ride the wave of the surge in Artificial Intelligence (AI) based technology that is available out there and launches the ‘game-changing’ platform Neonify.ai. “AI is a general-purpose technology. It is having and

Guest blog post by Silicon Brighton Members, Extech Cloud More and more businesses are streamlining their operations and reducing costs by turning to cloud computing. Andrew Hookway, Managing Director of Sussex-based Extech Cloud explains some of the benefits of moving

Apache Tika is an awesome open-source tool which can be used for search indexing, sentiment analysis, detecting the true mime type of a file, or language detection. But Tika can also add some spice to a workflow by helping to

Feature Flags, Dark Launching, A/B Testing? What the hell is the difference? At the latest PHP Sussex meetup, Peter Fox answered those questions and explained how you can start and evolve to potentially do all of those things. Following the

At this month's Lean Agile Brighton meetup we heard from Jen Dallas about the digital transformation she has led over a number of years at RSA. We caught up with Jen afterwards to learn a little more about her... Can

Networking, the marmite of the IT world; people do truly love it or hate it. Luckily Jack Tracey, our speaker at Brighton Cloud this month, is on the love-it side of the table. Moving to the cloud doesn't mean networking