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In the spirit of National Women’s History Month, we are publishing our third volume of our Tech Women of AdRoll Group series to celebrate and honor women across AdRoll Group, and to acknowledge their diversity of backgrounds, viewpoints, and experiences.
We sped up our development and deployment process considerably by reducing test run times by more than 50%, and you can too by applying these same testing patterns!
We slashed our DynamoDB costs by over 75% using Kinesis, DynamoDB streams, and Erlang/OTP (and now Elixir) to implement a global cache warming system. We present that system and two new open-source libraries for processing Kinesis and DynamoDB streams in a similar way using Elixir and Erlang.
Over the past years, we have put a lot of work into building a solid infrastructure for UI development. In this post, we talk about the human aspects of collaborative front-end projects.
Almost a year since the original release, we are happy to announce the next major release of TrailDB, 0.6, which is packed with exciting new features.
We’re open sourcing trck – a state machine-based query language for TrailDB
We explore ideas from Thompson sampling, Bayesian Logistic Regression, and Bayesian Factorization Machines. These techniques allow our machine learning systems to efficiently navigate the explore/exploit tradeoff in sequential decision making.
By leveraging a cool new feature in the Linux kernel, you can query data stored in Amazon S3 directly and get results faster.
This blog post is the first in a series that chronicles the style guide’s journey, from its creation, to providing a mature UI framework for our teams, and eventually distilling a unique voice and tone for our products.
As we craft our next-generation product philosophy, AdRoll often leverages learnings from peers we admire. In this post, we explore a product framework inspired by Netflix. This framework includes five lessons: innovate incrementally, understand your customers, reallocate resources asymmetrically, respond fast to hiccups, and recognize that your product superpower is your people.