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Jan Lippert

Multi-client capability with PostgreSQL

29. November 2019

In an application with several clients, it must be ensured that the […]

Benny Schwarting

Approach and findings of an architecture analysis within the framework of a code review

15. July 2019

After the last article looked at important key figures from the static […]

Lisa Milde

How a blockchain works

4. April 2019

In November 2018 I visited the DOAG in Nuremberg as part of […]

Benny Schwarting

Static code analysis – consideration of technical debt and complexity

8. March 2019

This article describes which key figures can be collected by a static […]

Maik Becker

How to import an Oracle APEX Application export file from a higher version into a lower version

8. March 2019

Recently we developed Oracle APEX application in our APEX 18.1 environment. Trying […]

Swathi Mary Ambati

Multilanguage database applications using Oracle APEX

6. August 2018

Hello Everyone! If you are a DBA/PLSQL guru but are not familiar […]

Philipp Czora

Mutation Testing with Pitest – Part 2: SonarQube

29. November 2017

This post follows on from the previous part. If you have not […]

Jenny Dornberger

Hackathon-Challenge: App-Development at TU Braunschweig

13. November 2017

Last Thursday, fourteen students of the TU Braunschweig followed the invitation of […]

Christoph Wolfes

Bash facelift – zsh with Powerlevel9k

30. October 2017

Where’s the web server configuration again? Am I even in the right […]

Sara Nitsche

1 year TRIO-Blog – How it all started

2. October 2017

In the beginning, our developers had the desire for a space to […]

Jenny Dornberger

Review of the Java Forum Nord

14. September 2017

On September, 12th 2017, the annual Java Forum Nord took place in […]

Johannes Schnatterer

SLF4J and Logback in Android

8. September 2017

When entering the world of Android development as a Java developer you […]

Philipp Czora

Mutation Testing with Pitest

31. August 2017

Unit tests can be useful for ensuring code quality and correctness. Not […]

Sara Nitsche

TRIOLOGY supports the Java Forum Nord with a speaker and sponsoring

10. August 2017

This year, Java Forum Nord invites experts once again to exchange their […]

Jan Niemann

Naming conventions
in Oracle databases

31. July 2017

Naming conventions are an important part of coding conventions. Naming conventions are […]

Daniel Behrwind

A Groovy DSL for the Creation of Test Data using JPA

3. July 2017

With the automated integrative testing of software that works with a complex […]

Sara Nitsche

After-work-Mate with technical talking

22. June 2017

We believe that it is important to discuss the latest technology topics […]

Oliver Milke

The Jugend Hackt Nord hackathon weekend for youngsters

13. June 2017

Last weekend, some hacking took place – and northern Germany was hit. […]

Johannes Schnatterer

Jenkins Pipeline plugin: code completion in IntelliJ

6. June 2017

The Pipeline plugin (formerly Workflow plugin) for Jenkins revolutionises working with Jenkins […]

Jenny Dornberger

Clean Code as a fundamental element of the quality strategy

10. April 2017

Software quality remains a topic that is constantly discussed within the developer […]

Sara Nitsche

SonarQube experts at TRIOLOGY

29. March 2017

Quality controls and security are two important aspects of software development that […]

Daniel Huchthausen

Requirement management in the product life-cycle with Redmine

13. March 2017

In each project you face the same challenge again: creating a finished […]

Josha von Gizycki

Statistical Code Analysis with SonarQube

13. February 2017

Developers sometimes ask themselves: “What are we actually doing here?” Now that […]

Sara Nitsche

Expert interview on the topic of vulnerabilities

16. January 2017

Our colleague Johannes wrote an article on the topic of “Automatic checks […]

Johannes Schnatterer

Automatic checks for vulnerabilities in Java project dependencies

16. January 2017

Security is a difficult topic to control for software projects, as is […]

Malte Kreutzfeldt

AngularJS Tutorial in a Hot Towel – Part 2

2. January 2017

In the second part of the recently released AngularJS-1 tutorial, the fundamental […]

Malte Kreutzfeldt

AngularJS Tutorial in a Hot Towel – Part 1

19. December 2016

Even though the time for Version 1.x from AngularJS is drawing to […]

Daniel Huchthausen

User Story Management

5. December 2016

Requirements in agile software development are often described based on “User Stories”. […]

Christoph Wolfes

Charts in AngularJS

21. November 2016

Welcome to the World of Statistics – Where Storks Deliver Babies Statistics […]

Johannes Schnatterer

Version names with Maven: Reading the version name

7. November 2016

The first article in this series – “Version names with Maven: Creating […]

Johannes Schnatterer

Version names with Maven: Creating the version name

24. October 2016

In many cases, it may be useful to be able to extract […]

Daniel Huchthausen

Scrum vs. Kanban

20. September 2016

During the last years it became common to use agile methods in […]

Daniel Behrwind

Apache Shiro: Implementing complex permissions autonomously

7. September 2016

Although Apache Shiro includes a powerful and flexible tool for fine-grained allocation […]

Malte Kreutzfeldt

Gauge – a lightweight behavior-driven testing tool

1. September 2016

In this article, I am going to report on the test framework […]

Daniel Huchthausen

Understanding Software Quality

20. September 2016

People often talk about high quality software products, but what is that? […]

Christoph Wolfes

From 0 to 100 with Yeoman

18. August 2016

Yeoman – „to boldly go where no man has gone before“ If […]

Daniel Huchthausen

Code Conventions

20. September 2016

80% of lifetime costs goes to maintenance and hardly any software is […]

Blog

Multi-client capability with PostgreSQL

Approach and findings of an architecture analysis within the framework of a code review

How a blockchain works

Static code analysis – consideration of technical debt and complexity

How to import an Oracle APEX Application export file from a higher version into a lower version

Multilanguage database applications using Oracle APEX

Mutation Testing with Pitest – Part 2: SonarQube

Hackathon-Challenge: App-Development at TU Braunschweig

Bash facelift – zsh with Powerlevel9k

1 year TRIO-Blog – How it all started

Review of the Java Forum Nord

SLF4J and Logback in Android

Mutation Testing with Pitest

TRIOLOGY supports the Java Forum Nord with a speaker and sponsoring

Naming conventionsin Oracle databases

A Groovy DSL for the Creation of Test Data using JPA

After-work-Mate with technical talking

The Jugend Hackt Nord hackathon weekend for youngsters

Jenkins Pipeline plugin: code completion in IntelliJ

Clean Code as a fundamental element of the quality strategy

SonarQube experts at TRIOLOGY

Requirement management in the product life-cycle with Redmine

Statistical Code Analysis with SonarQube

Expert interview on the topic of vulnerabilities

Automatic checks for vulnerabilities in Java project dependencies

AngularJS Tutorial in a Hot Towel – Part 2

AngularJS Tutorial in a Hot Towel – Part 1

User Story Management

Charts in AngularJS

Version names with Maven: Reading the version name

Version names with Maven: Creating the version name

Scrum vs. Kanban

Apache Shiro: Implementing complex permissions autonomously

Gauge – a lightweight behavior-driven testing tool

Understanding Software Quality

From 0 to 100 with Yeoman

Code Conventions

Naming conventions
in Oracle databases