In this blog, we publish articles about current projects and topics regarding IT solutions and software development.
The current home office situation is new to many and has both its advantages and disadvantages. Which side prevails depends on many factors and is not the same for everyone. Due to the closure of the day-care centres and schools, some employees are currently living with a double burden and are trying to reconcile their everyday working life with their family situation.
After covering aspects of static and manual analysis in the last two articles, this blog entry presents a tool that can be used for static analysis as well as for explicit questions of manual analysis, such as architecture validation.
In an application with several clients, it must be ensured that the data of one client is not displayed for others or can be changed by the actions of others. This article describes a solution for PostgreSQL databases.
After the last article looked at important key figures from the static analysis of a code review, aspects of manual analysis are now highlighted. How does an architecture analysis work in a code review and what conclusions can be drawn from it?
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.
This article describes which key figures can be collected by a static analysis and how these can be interpreted. The main focus is on technical debt and complexity.
Hello Everyone! If you are a DBA/PLSQL guru but are not familiar with traditional web development, then Oracle APEX is one of the best option. In this context, if you are trying to build a multilanguage application with Oracle APEX then this article should give an overview and understanding of how the translation mechanism that is built-in to Oracle APEX works, and how you should handle it. It is based on Oracle Application Express 18.1 version.
This post follows on from the previous part. If you have not yet read it, we recommend you take a few minutes to do so now.
Last Thursday, fourteen students of the TU Braunschweig followed the invitation of bonding and accepted the challenge to develop approaches for a smartphone app within 8 hours in teams of three or four. TRIOLOGY supported this event as representing sponsor and accompanied the participants in this challenge with a mentor.
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