Creating stuff is hard. Creating stuff that “works” is really hard. I always tell my kids that the difference between an artist that does sculptures and an architect of any trade is that the latter creates things that work. Creating software is hard. Creating software that works is really, really hard. What “works” means that …
GoFundMe
https://www.gofundme.com/f/mdriven-influencer We have set up a GoFundMe campaign to see if that is a good way to let the community influence the priority we give to things. There is no need for us to prioritize things no one will use – so this is a way for us to allow you to chip in a …
MDriven NoCode Nirvana
Introduction NoCode is often looked upon as an introduction-step – something you do before switching over to traditional coding. But what if it is the other way around? What if you need to do something that is on the rand or even beyond what you think is feasible with traditional coding? It could be that …
MDrivenServer now show you stats of objects
This is the short video version of this functionality: The new things I want to point out are the Stats column next to the classes of the A0 model: This link takes you to a page showing stats on the class: How many objects are there in the database of this class In this multilink …
.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 …
Wednesdays with MDriven
2022 14 September We discussed the vision of MDriven and how MDrivenServer fits into it. 2022 31 August Technically this is the 2de meetup for the season – but we had a “Mulligan” on the first. Posted this video of walkthrough of some of the many possibilists that the PlacingContainers enable you to do: The …