Zoe Steinkamp

Aug 14, 2023 | influxdata.com | Zoe Steinkamp

This article was originally published in The New Stack and is reposted here with permission. In today’s data-driven world, the ability to collect and query data from multiple sources has become a very important consideration. With the rise of IoT, cloud computing and distributed systems, organizations face the challenge of handling diverse data streams effectively. It’s common to have multiple databases/data storage options for that data.

Aug 3, 2023 | thenewstack.io | Zoe Steinkamp |David Eastman |William Bakst |Alexander Williams

In today’s data-driven world, the ability to collect and query data from multiple sources has become vital. With the rise of the Internet of Things (IoT), cloud computing and distributed systems, organizations face the challenge of handling diverse data streams effectively. It’s common to have multiple databases/data storage options. For many large companies, the days of storing everything in a singular database are in the past.

May 8, 2023 | thenewstack.io | Zoe Steinkamp |David Eastman |Richard MacManus |Paige Cruz

Creating an Internet of Things (IoT) app to monitor a house plant is a pragmatic starting place to learn about data that changes over time. It’s useful for anyone who loves the idea of indoor gardening but forgets to check their plants regularly. This project is accessible to everyone from students working on a science fair project to botanists monitoring exotic plant nurseries. There are many ways to monitor a houseplant, but this is the high-tech way — with sensors and advanced software systems.

May 4, 2023 | thenewstack.io | Zoe Steinkamp |Richard MacManus |Alexander Williams |David Cassel

Zoe Steinkamp is a developer advocate for InfluxData, after working as a frontend software engineer for over eight years. As developer advocate, she helps developers to engage with the InfluxData database platform, open source tools and time series data solutions. She had a passion for making developers' lives better, as well as learning about data science. Her interests besides new technology include traveling and gardening.

Mar 29, 2023 | thenewstack.io | Loraine Lawson |Richard MacManus |Alexander Williams |Zoe Steinkamp

Frontend developer platform Vercel will support Shopify’s Remix on its cloud platform, after investing in the framework via research and development. It’s part of Vercel’s effort to broadly support JavaScript frameworks, said Lee Robinson, Vercel’s vice president of developer experience. “We support 35 frameworks,” Robinson told The New Stack. “Our goal is to try to support any web framework that you want deployed on the internet.