Well, as the title states we'll be addressing software development topics (mainly in English). Topics will be quick and short and most probably aligned with the training "problems", sorry, programs I am involved in. PS. Some links are "internal" (not publicly available): If you are not able to reach it, google will find you a publicly available information source for sure. Happy trails to you.
quinta-feira, 30 de março de 2017
Low-code development platforms?
The Forrester Wave has reports on this: "Low-Code Development
Platforms, Q2 2016 - The 14 Providers That Matter Most And How They Stack Up."
Google for them,
Quoting Forrester Wave:
"Low-Code Platforms Help Accelerate The Journey To Digital Business:
Digital business means different things to different AD&D leaders. But all agree that speedy, iterative delivery of customer-facing software helps separate digital leaders from digital laggards. Speed is crucial in introducing new disruptive products, engaging and responding to customers across different channels, and adapting existing services based on shifting competitive drivers. This relentless focus on “digital speed” is forcing AD&D leaders to reach for new approaches and platforms that enable delivery of new apps in days and weeks, instead of months. This shift is also forcing AD&D leaders to augment coding in programming languages, such as Java and C#/.NET, with new development platforms that emphasize declarative and visual development.
In 2014, Forrester started tracking a rapidly growing software category that we labeled “low-code
platforms.” Forrester defines low-code platforms as:
Platforms that enable rapid delivery of business applications with a minimum of hand-coding and minimal upfront investment in setup, training, and deployment.
The low-code development platforms market consists of wide range of vendors that provide platforms that support building, deploying, and managing apps through declarative tooling that supports visual drag-and-drop composition."
terça-feira, 28 de março de 2017
Monolithic (COTS) apps vs. Composable apps?
Once (partially) a promise of Service Oriented Applications (SOA) now we're talking of... Composable applications:
http://www.computerweekly.com/feature/How-composable-application-can-improve-software-development
Quoting:
"Composable applications is the idea that the functional blocks of an application can be decoupled from the complete applications. These individual component parts can then be more finely tuned to create a new application that is ideologically, if not also functionally, greater than the sum of its parts."
quarta-feira, 8 de março de 2017
TOOLS: Project Management software compared
The always interesting and insightful (too look with care) list of software compared: This time Project Management software, a category that includes MS Project:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_project_management_software
About PRINCE2 (Project Management Framework)
A framework for Project Management (UK, used also in non-IT). About PRINCE2 and PRINCE2:2009 Refresh:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/PRINCE2