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Retrospektiven - Teil 7

Abschluss der Serie

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How we cut our website’s carbon emissions in half

Decarbonising innoq.com

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Retrospektiven - Teil 6

Diese Blogpost-Serie fasst meine Erfahrung als Facilitator mit mehreren Remote-Teams in Software-Projekten über eineinhalb Jahre zusammen. Ich stelle Ihnen meine Grundsätze und alle Formate vor, die ich bislang entwickelt habe.

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Accessibility on the Web Part 1

Creating a Web Application

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Does BI Software Make Sense for Development Teams?
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Retrospektiven - Teil 5

Diese Blogpost-Serie fasst meine Erfahrung als Facilitator mit mehreren Remote-Teams in Software-Projekten über eineinhalb Jahre zusammen. Ich stelle Ihnen meine Grundsätze und alle Formate vor, die ich bislang entwickelt habe. Hier kommt nichts von der Stange. Versprochen.

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Clientseitige Speichertechnologien im Browser
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Was ist ein Data Contract?
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AI Tools in Business Environments

Currently, the importance of AI tools is growing at a breathtaking pace and has also gained importance in the general public. More and more companies and organizations are relying on the advantages of artificial intelligence to improve their processes, increase their productivity, or better serve their customers. AI tools are able to reliably analyze data, recognize patterns, and make predictions that can already surpass human abilities in some areas. This makes them a valuable tool for optimizing business processes and developing innovative products and services. It’s no wonder that the demand for AI tools has exponentially increased in recent years and will continue to grow.

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Build an internal development platform
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Retrospektiven - Teil 4

Freie Fragen & 5 Why

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Evolving software like an orchardist

Software systems are usually larger, overgrown structures that developers need to bring back into shape after some time. However, creating an overview of the sprawling conglomerate of software components is challenging, let alone developing a clear plan for moving on. This blog post uses analogies from pruning apple trees to show developers how to evolve their software systems using a value-based approach.

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Drawers for Product Owners

One role, different meanings

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Retrospektiven - Teil 3

#3 - Universelle Kategorien

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Retrospektiven - Teil 2

Diese Blogpost-Serie fasst meine Erfahrung als Facilitator mit mehreren Remote-Teams in Software-Projekten über eineinhalb Jahre zusammen. Ich stelle Ihnen meine Grundsätze und alle Formate vor, die ich bislang entwickelt habe.

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Accessibility im Web Teil 2

Barrierefreie Inhalte

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Running an AI Chatbot on Your Own PC
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An Introduction to TLA+ and Its Use in Parties

TLA+ is a system for modeling all possible states of a system. On this model, you can then verify certain properties of this system. Smart people can use this to check that their thread scheduling runs all threads equally, or that their work queue will never overflow. In this article, we’ll try and verify the fraught process of ordering pizza for a pizza party as a small introduction to the concepts and syntax of TLA+.

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Retrospektiven - Teil 1

Was macht eine gute Retrospektive aus?

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Draw The Diff
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Babylon as a Feature

The Tower of Babylon is a myth meant to explain why the world’s peoples speak different languages. In modern IT systems, it’s often a requirement to support multiple languages. Such internationalization (i18n for short) is a tough challenge – and this post describes a simple solution to just the tiny part of multilingual documents. Our solution combines the simplicity of the plain-text format AsciiDoc with a simple yet versatile build script to support multiple languages (like EN and DE) and multiple output formats (like PDF and HTML).

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Assessing the Sustainability Impact of Startups

A Guide for Entrepreneurs

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Property-based Testing with “fast-check”

1000 in one blow

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Why Your Team Needs Data Products

Have you ever had the feeling that you or your team spends too much time on individual data research tasks or makes too many decisions based on your gut? Then it might be time for your team to start engaging with data products.

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How to Encrypt a File on the JVM