In 2011, the developers at PaaS operator Heroku developed a set of rules that applications should follow if they want to be optimally prepared for operation in the cloud: the Twelve-Factor App methodology.
Anyone trying to sell services or products must know before the first meeting with potential customers to whom they are to be delivered. Entire departments in companies are involved in researching suitable target groups in order to align their advertising campaigns, product presentation and much more in the best possible way. They try to answer the question: “What kind of people are they with whom I want to have business relations? The simplest result of a programmer’s work is the produced code, which implements the desired requirements as exactly as possible. This code is usually also delivered to the client. Usually this is done in the form of text files that can be read on any computer, even on smartphones, without special software. However, this is not “good night reading” – not even for a developer. A proverb says: “Code should be executed, not read, otherwise it is useless! That is quickly said. But is it true? So the next question is: “What target groups actually exist for code?
In November 2018 I visited the DOAG in Nuremberg as part of the NEXTGEN program and took part in a seminar on blockchain in addition to many interesting lectures. I didn’t know what to expect there and I didn’t have any points of contact with Blockchain. I knew that it was often mentioned in connection with Bitcoin.
Recently we developed Oracle APEX application in our APEX 18.1 environment. Trying to share the tool with one of our customers, we realised that they are still using 5.1.4 and won’t be able to update within short time.
Where’s the web server configuration again? Am I even in the right branch? Is it home time yet? Complete the following tutorial to find answers to these and many other questions of life with a glance in the command line.
Even though the time for Version 1.x from AngularJS is drawing to a close with the future release of Version 2, its use in combination with Style-Guide from John Papa is still very much worthwhile. In addition to the statement, that the support from AngularJS 1 is only then discontinued when the traffic on angular.io (Angular 2) exceeds that of angularjs.org (Angular 1),
Welcome to the World of Statistics – Where Storks Deliver Babies Statistics are encountered in all areas of modern life, but what in fact is the field known as “statistics”? Wikipedia describes statistics this way: “Statistics is the study of methods for handling quantitative information.” In other words, statistics is essentially the clarification of facts based on extensive data sets. As such, statistics makes it easier to read important information for purposes such as making predictions about the future or aiding decision-making.
Yeoman – „to boldly go where no man has gone before“ If a survey by Ashley Nolan is to be believed, Yeoman does not yet enjoy widespread use among web developers. Many have indeed already heard of it but almost 50 percent have not yet used it themselves. This really should change! That is why, in this article, I am going to address what this ominous Yeoman is all about, describe the advantages it brings with it and how one can ultimately pull an AngularJS application out of a hat.
