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How the Event Loop Enables Asynchronous Code in Browsers

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Managing Kubernetes Resources with Kustomize

An introduction to a template-free alternative to Helm

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Fairness and Artificial Intelligence

Classical software testing cannot simply be transferred to AI. Model governance and internal audits are required to ensure fairness.

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Processing JSON in Java

An Introduction to 4 JSON Libraries for Java

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CORS extension “Private Network Access”

Understanding the new preflight requests

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Eine kleine Geschichte über Qualität…

Du denkst Dir nichts Böses, da bittet Dich Tante Lucy um einen kleinen Gefallen… und Du musst Dich entscheiden, wie Du das angehen sollst. Aber als Belohnung winkt ihr leckerer Erdbeerkuchen, außerdem sind wir doch alle Herausforderungen gewöhnt, oder?

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Ethics and Artificial Intelligence

A New Approach with AI Systems

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Principles of technical documentation

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Libraries for command-line applications

Command-line applications are admittedly not the most common due to the start time of the JVM. Their development for internal applications can however be appropriate, depending on the level of knowledge of the team. And thanks to the native compiling with GraalVM, the start time is accelerated. Much of the work involved in a command-line application involves parsing and use of the provided arguments and options. We look at four possible libraries that can assist us.

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Awesome presentations deserve beautiful code

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MLOps and Model Governance

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Cloud Security

Die Cloud-Welt bringt eigene sicherheitstechnische Herausforderungen. Zusätzlich haben regulatorische Auflagen für den Umgang mit personenbezogenen Daten starke Implikationen, zumal weder Netzwerke noch Speichersysteme von Cloudanbietern vorbehaltlos vertrauenswürdig sind.

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Iterierst du noch, oder streamst du schon?

Iteratoren und Streams in Java: Gemeinsamkeiten und Unterschiede

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A Comparison of Java HTTP Clients

Many Roads Lead to the Web

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Die ökonomischen Vorteile von User Experience Design

Eine positive User Experience erreicht niemand auf Anhieb. Doch es lassen sich schon durch wenige einfache Maßnahmen enorme ökonomische Vorteile erzielen.

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Geld statt Kohle

Warum Kryptowährungen auf Proof of Stake umstellen wollen

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Authoring Markdown with Zotero - My Workflow

Combining simple writing with powerful references

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What Does a Bundler Actually Do?

Frontend development without JavaScript is rarely possible. Seasoned backend developers are then confronted with a completely new toolchain overflowing with unknown technical terms. But there is method behind the complexity.

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Benutzer­freundlicher Äther

Smart Contracts in dezentrale Applikationen einbetten

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Setup für Hybrid-Workshops

So verbindet ihr „vor-Ort“ und „online“

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Data Mesh to Go: How to Get the Data Product

You know what a data mesh is? You understand its basic principles? But you don’t know how on earth to get the data product? Then I will show you how to extract your data product from your Domain-driven Design (DDD) artifacts.

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HTTP Feeds

Asynchronous Interfaces without Kafka or RabbitMQ

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The Way of the Request

Tracing a request through Play 2.7/2.8

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Software quality in the context of value chains and evolution

Quality goals help to make more informed architectural decisions. However, identifying a set of the most needed qualities is a challenging task. Quality requirements are strongly dependent on the perspective of individuals. The importance of certain qualities also changes over time. In this blog post, I introduce an idea that helps to understand qualities in terms of their relevance (and non-relevance). We discover how qualities interplay with value creation activities and evolution by using the ISO 25010 quality model together with Wardley Maps as a foundation.

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Das Test-driven Development für eine Conversational AI