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Ich, Du und Conway’s Law

Soziotechnische Welten – Teil 5

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Autonomie und Entscheidungen

Soziotechnische Welten – Teil 4

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Taproot

Mehr Privatsphäre, weniger Speicherbedarf und bessere Abwicklung komplexer Skripte soll das Taproot-Update dem Bitcoin bescheren. Ein Blick unter die Haube.

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cards42 English edition

The activity cards for software architects

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Gemischtdatenladen

Mit Python und Pandas die eigenen Einkaufsdaten analysieren

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Rich code documentation with Jekyll

Static site generation is a perfect fit for publishing documentation. In a recent project, we chose to use a combination of Jekyll and NGINX to build and host the documentation. In this post, I show how to process and include other types of assets.

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Code knows no gender

Der INNOQ Girls’Day 2022

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Customer-specific documentation with Jekyll
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Was macht ein Trainee bei INNOQ?

Ein halbes Jahr lang lernte ich INNOQ kennen und bin nun fest angestellt. Dies ist ein Artikel über meine Trainee-Zeit und was ich dabei alles gelernt und umgesetzt habe, weil mir Verantwortung dafür gegeben wurde. Dieser Artikel handelt auch davon, welche Chancen INNOQ für jeden Menschen bereithält, wenn man sie nutzt. Überzeug Dich selbst, warum.

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Data Mesh: Decentralized Data Analytics for Software Engineers
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Querying DNS and LDAP Using JNDI

What Is JNDI Actually?

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TypeScript – Taming the Complexity of JavaScript 

TypeScript celebrates its tenth anniversary in 2022. A good reason to look back at its beginnings – and to provide beginners with everything they need to know for working with this programming language.

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INNOQ and Family

Or: Perceptions of working as a Consultant

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Continuous Deployment mit GitOps
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Next Please!

Despite modern multicore processors, website code usually runs in only one thread. True parallelism therefore does not exist, but a clever programming model still allows “asynchronous” code that is not processed linearly.

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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

Why Metrics Are Not Enough

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Processing JSON in Java

In contrast to many other programming languages, JDK for Java does not provide an out-of-the-box solution for the reading and writing of data in JavaScript Object Notation (JSON). So we have to find a suitable library for performing this task. In this article we therefore look at a selection of appropriate libraries.

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CORS extension “Private Network Access”

Understanding the new preflight requests

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Eine kleine Geschichte über Qualität…

…die entfernt auch mit Software zu tun hat

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Ethics and Artificial Intelligence

Artificial intelligence is forcing its way into many fields of application. Now it is important that it works in a responsible, secure, and transparent way. The regulation of AI systems is a legal, societal, and technical topic that demands broad awareness and that will become increasingly important in the years to come.

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Principles of technical documentation
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Libraries for command-line applications

Processing arguments and options in Java

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Awesome presentations deserve beautiful code

Occasionally we need to put parts of our source code onto slides for presentations. The common presentation programs (such as PowerPoint or Keynote) fail miserably at this task because they interpret code as normal text. Syntax highlighting is lost, as are indentations. It looks lousy, and it’s no fun. This post introduces carbon.now.sh, a quick and free solution, created by the awesome people from @carbon_app.

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MLOps and Model Governance