I can go to the past and live the life of our predecessors or I can go to the future and live in imaginative and futuristic worlds. I’ve traveled to countless places: unexplored parts of the world, taken part in different historical events, experienced traditions that are long forgotten and saw the creation of new ones. Even discovered a few new planets. :)

Today, I enhance the beauty of flowers in the art of flower arrangements. I bring to life unique, eye-catching and balanced flower creations for different events or as gifts and even though, on a first glance, it might seem that my current job as a Senior Quality Assurer does not fit with my hobby, in reality the combination of these 2 help me grow on both professions and personal level.

Just like you don’t know how good it feels to be healthy until you’re sick, the privilege of “normal life” is hidden until a crisis strikes. Suddenly, even the most simple things can light up your day. Now, I’m making sourdough bread constantly and I will continue doing so in the future.

Chat bot, automatic dispatch and FAQ recommendation, process mining, automatic anonymization of sensitive data, prediction and prevention of incidents, RPA. You name it, we either build it inhouse or sell it.

Whenever you start working on a new project, you might need to consume an API. But that API might not be written yet, or you don’t want to hit the real thing while developing the app. In this post we’re going to have a look at using JSON Server and faker.js to create a fake REST API. You can use it for local development, testing or any other related tasks.

Our company’s nearly one million customers trust us to deliver secure products and services, from payroll and bookkeeping to document sharing and software management. With such sensitive customer information at play, it’s vital that no vulnerabilities get missed, which is what led Visma to invite hackers to help them secure their digital assets.

Each company launches a software and they support it on different operating systems, but as times goes by, the different operating systems reach their end of life and then the software has to be moved to new operating systems. While you can still run your software on an unsupported operating system, the problem will arrive once you no longer receive patches for different vulnerabilities that will be exploited.

Chances are that at some point, regardless of situation, a solution will either be upgraded, changed, decommissioned or a migration will occur. In this article we will dissect the different components involved in a solution, that will help us identify the lifelines tied to the solution, enabling us to produce smaller chunks of workload and work in an agile manner.