The meeting is hosted on meet.google.com/afd-iasd-tcs 2021 Snow and cold weather in Sweden – stay indoors and develop! Meet 13/1 2021 – Models Models Models Instead of the traditional puzzle games this Christmas we worked on a more generic puzzle – auto place algorithms. Video: https://youtu.be/mdSEWUY11nQ Last year; 2020 Meet 16/12 – How about local …
.netStandard and core3.1
As of build 12695 (2020-11-30) the https://www.nuget.org/packages/EcoCore/ package contain builds with .netStandard 2.1 and Core 3.1. The reason behind the update (besides normal maintenance) was driven by TurnkeyCore implementation of realtime and network polling reduction work we did for Turnkey(.NetFramework4.x version) by utilizing SignalR. SignalR required core 3.1 and everything else followed from there. 1+
Open letter to managing directors
In this letter you will find our proven strategies to enable your coworkers to continuously sharpen their own information management with custom IT and get motivated and collaborative on their own. Your coworkers will reduce their own stress and they will leave you with a fully documented truth on how they work – without you …
Themes in MDriven Turnkey
Theme : broad changes to an application when it comes to colors, sizes and fonts Style: change to single widget depending on setting or data We have covered Styling here https://blog.mdriven.net/introducing-styles-in-model/ But what about Themes? As CSS gets better and better support for Variables we have been able to move a lot if theming values …
Transparency, an increasingly important aspect of software
Your system – any system – should be transparent in order to gain trust. Would you like to fly a Boeing Max 8 with mashup code from everywhere that no-one fully understands? You can trust systems that are not transparent – but it is easier to build trust for transparent systems. Transparent systems has been …
MDriven hashtag on Twitter
Hans is at twitter under the handle @AtMDriven. Hashtag #MDriven and #Nocode we will communicate MDriven’s perspective on modern implementation strategies as they are communicated by the industry’s giants like Grady Booch and Martin Fowler. Are there others Hans should follow on twitter? Let him know at @AtMDriven. Examples of what is said: Please join …
Augmented developer
Developing detailed business support systems with software can be hard. The quickly changing requirements mess up earlier assumptions – and even if new facts are good since you learn more – you eventually end up in a chokehold where you need to choose between correcting implemented knowledge from yesterday or add new knowledge from today. …
Keep it up! Do not let the bozos get you down!
When answering the question “Why we address system development the MDriven way” we most of the time come back to the fact that it is a great idea to separate the true knowledge of the domain – The Gist – from the fast aging technology choices (Modernity) – and from the even faster changing look-and-feel …
Is MDriven really no-code?
To answer this you really must define “code” first. Luckily I already did that here. There is no getting away from that someone must understand the problem that is to be managed by a software system. MDriven raises the level of abstraction so that once you do understand – you are done. The fact that …
Doing stuff later
When you have an MDrivenServer you can do a lot of useful things in serverside jobs. Up until now there has been one common and one fantastic way to trigger serverside jobs: The common way: Timer/Clock to run a Query periodically to check information criteria’s and start the job for the returned results. The fantastic …