door Roger Goossens | 19 nov 2019 | Blogs |
Just like composing a good craft beer requires a good mix of complementing types of hops, malts, fruits, spices and herbs – and of course the craftsmanship of a good brewer – getting the right Docker composition is a craft on its own. Or to use a different analogy:...
door Gert-Jan van Gisteren | 7 nov 2019 | Blogs, Van Gisteren Over Morgen |
Recentelijk heb ik me weer in de gaming-wereld gestort. Na 10 jaar (te veel) energie erin te hebben gestopt, heb ik 5 jaar nauwelijks of niet gespeeld omdat op een goed niveau kunnen spelen simpelweg te veel tijd kostte. Ik speelde “World of Warcraft Classic”, een...
door Wouter de Vries | 31 okt 2019 | Blogs, SOA |
This is part two of the two-parter about CDM. In part one we covered the theory of CDM. In this post we’ll get our hands dirty (and our brains as well) with the practicalities. It’s going to be ugly. From theory to practice At the end of the previous post we...
door Coert van den Thillart | 29 okt 2019 | Blogs |
Usually I blog in English, but as the topic of this blog is quite specific for the Dutch language, I simply need to write this in my native tongue. My apologies to any English readers. Zoals de titel al doet vermoeden, is het onderwerp van deze blog de door mij zo...
door Coert van den Thillart | 28 okt 2019 | Blogs |
Logging stuff is a good practice. It can even save your behind if things go wrong. However, sometimes the stuff you log isn’t directly usable. If you work with TIBCO Businessworks and like to use render-xml to store messages, this blog might be for you. TIBCO...
door Marc Vierveijzer | 24 okt 2019 | Blogs, Containerization, TIBCO |
Being a good consultant, I always try to avoid repetitive, manual work. What helps me not to just try, but also to succeed, are the many very useful tools out there, on the internet, or provided by colleagues. However, sometimes even the internet cannot give you an...
