adesso Blog
13.12.2023 By Marc Mezger
Rust in Python, or the rustification of Python
In the dynamic landscape of software development, we come across new programming languages, frameworks and tools almost every day that are designed to make our work as developers more efficient, faster and more secure. Python and Rust are two such languages that have been gaining influence in recent times. In this blog post, I will focus on ways to combine these important languages.
Read more30.10.2023 By Alexander Zielinski
From Python novice to programming a working app: personal insights from my experience using FastAPI and PyMuPDF
I am an IT management consultant, though I currently work as an IT consultant and project manager. In this blog post I describe my journey from a Python novice to a REST service (junior) developer.
Read more16.02.2023 By Stephan Thies
Why brownfield projects should not be demonised from the outset
This blog post answers the question of whether the greenfield or brownfield approach is the better choice and whether there even is a better or worse choice in this context.
Read more12.09.2022 By Tony Horst
adesso and MuleSoft – a unique integration
MuleSoft is an integration solution from Salesforce that allows users to create REST APIs quickly and efficiently. MuleSoft plays to its strengths when it comes to integrating a wide range of platforms. I’ll explain to you which ones these are in my blog post.
Read more08.02.2022 By Robert Völkner
Using vision videos to support software development projects
Once a software development project has been completed, one of the major signs that it was successful is if the end product meets the customer’s expectations. For this to happen, what the customer wants has to be communicated to the project team, which then needs to implement everything on a technical level. This is where vision videos can help. I will explain exactly what these are in my blog post.
Read more11.11.2021 By Frank Meyfarth
Continuously monitoring cloud infrastructures with Datadog
It’s critical to have all the information about a complex cloud infrastructure’s multitude of components in view at all times. In order to be able to offer our customers in the cloud environment a professional solution for monitoring and alerting, we’ve decided to partner with Datadog. I explain what this is all about in my blog post.
Read moreAgile approaches are now very widely accepted. Scrum is often used as a framework and fixed events (meetings) are specified, among other things. Projects in the insurance industry often employ an agile approach, too. Despite that, employees and stakeholders sometimes harbour prejudices. I used to be project controller in a previous life, during which time I was involved in an agile project and was confronted with prejudices at the beginning. In my blog post, I would like to talk about prejudices and my own practical experiences regarding agile approaches based on Scrum.
Read more14.06.2021 By Dominik Wehberg
CSS cascade made easy | CSS cascading
CSS is short for cascading style sheet. But how exactly does the cascade work? I'll explore this topic and lead you through the CSS inheritance process on the pages to follow. You will also learn all about the different types of style sheets and how the weighting of individual selectors is calculated in detail.
Read more18.02.2021 By Tobias Deininger
Data protection in software development part II – Privacy by default
How nice would it be to live in a world in which you as a software user wouldn’t have to care about 99 per cent of what went on and your data would still be protected. That can be more than just a dream. In the second part of my ‘Data protection in software development’ blog series, I explain what you should keep in mind when it comes to software development and introduce the principle of privacy by default.
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