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Testing in Spring Boot applications

Slice it up, please

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How to bootstrap a tech conference with a 100% women+ speaker lineup

A look back to the Women+ in Data and AI Summer Festival as we plan ahead for 2024

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No future-proof architectures!

Architecture: The term itself radiates stability. It seems clear, then, that good architecture should be future-proof. But precisely this goal often leads to problems. Does that mean it is better not to design future-proof architectures?

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Is Platform Engineering the new DevOps?

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Willkommen im Himmel

Mit Mehrwert zur profitablen Cloud

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Concise Documentation – Revisited

You think architecture documentation is cumbersome and takes a long time to create? We will prove you wrong.

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Paradoxical Safety

Soziotechnische Welten – Teil 8

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Improve your CSP with Style Nonces in Angular 16

Enabling stricter content security policies in your SPA

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Remote Mob Programming

The entire team is sitting in an online meeting and developing software together. One person types the code while the others discuss. Sound strange? That is remote mob programming, an exciting style of work for distributed teams. Read on to learn what it’s all about and which advantages and disadvantages you can expect.

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What is a Data Product?

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A natural language calculator

powered by a local LLM and node.js

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Safety, Energieeffizienz und User Experience

Bei der Softwarearchitektur gilt es, ein Fundament für robuste und qualitativ hochwertige Softwaresysteme zu entwerfen. Softwarequalität beschränkt sich dabei nicht auf Attribute, die bereits während der Softwareentwicklung gewährleistet werden können. Ihnen zur Seite steht ein Block von Qualitätsmerkmalen, deren Ausprägung sich erst während der Softwarenutzung offenbart. Dieser Blogbeitrag beleuchtet diesen Block und dessen Zusammenhang mit Safety, Energieeffizienz und User Experience (UX).

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Accessibility on the Web Part 2

Accessible Content

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Retrospektiven - Teil 7

Abschluss der Serie

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How we cut our website’s carbon emissions in half

Between 2010 and 2030, the environmental impact of the digital world is expected to triple. While network infrastructure and devices get more and more efficient, all of these improvements are eaten up by more and more people and devices being connected to the internet, but especially by websites which are becoming more and more bloated. On the desktop, the average page weight of a single web page is four times as much now as it was in 2010. On mobile devices, it’s even more dramatic: The average page weight is ten times as much as in 2010. In the summer of 2022, we decided that it’s about time that we take action and start decarbonising our company website.

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Retrospektiven - Teil 6

Timeline

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Does BI Software Make Sense for Development Teams?

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Accessibility on the Web Part 1

Creating accessible web applications is possible with only a small amount of additional effort and native HTML elements. This can be demonstrated by an example application.

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Retrospektiven - Teil 5

Zerstören & Ein Tag für die Tonne

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Was ist ein Data Contract?

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Clientseitige Speichertechnologien im Browser

Ein kurzer Überblick über diverse Technologien zur clientseitigen Speicherung von Daten und Zustand im Browser

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AI Tools in Business Environments

and which also make your everyday life easier

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Build an internal development platform

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Retrospektiven - Teil 4

Diese Blogpost-Serie fasst meine Erfahrung als Facilitator mit mehreren Remote-Teams in Software-Projekten über eineinhalb Jahre zusammen. Ich stelle Ihnen meine Grundsätze und alle Formate vor, die ich bislang entwickelt habe.

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Evolving software like an orchardist

Comparing apple trees with software modernization