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Describe in chat → see the result → changes land in a GitHub PR.
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Describe in chat → see the result → changes land in a GitHub PR.
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Describe in chat → see the result → changes land in a GitHub PR.
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A recent experiment made the rounds showing an LLM acting as the whole application: every HTTP request is handled by the model, that designs schemas, renders HTML, and mutates state through tool calls: “Why write code if the LLM can just do the thing?”.
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Introduction & Context Over the last months I have been building MCP as a Service — an open platform with the goal to allow for deploying and operating MCP servers without having to think about infrastructure.
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Build Static Landing Pages Faster, Especially with AI Creating effective marketing and product landing pages often involves repetitive setup: configuring build tools, defining reusable components, and establishing a consistent style.
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Abstract Embedded into powerful IDEs like Cursor, large-language models are now able to act as effective Coding Assistants that can significantly enhance the output and abilities of professional software engineering teams.
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Introducing Platform Problem Monitoring I’d like to share a new open-source project I’ve been working on: Platform Problem Monitoring.
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Einführung & Kontext Bei JOBOO arbeiten wir stark datengetrieben, indem alle unsere Anwendungsplattformen sogenannte Event-Daten kontinuierlich an unser Data Warehouse streamen.
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Introduction & Context At JOBOO we work in a highly data-driven manner, with all of our application platforms continuously streaming so-called event data records to our data warehouse.
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This is part three of a multi-part tutorial series that teaches how to build real-world software applications with JavaScript, TypeScript, Node.js, and React — starting from zero knowledge, all the way to launching into production.
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This is part two of a multi-part tutorial series that teaches how to build real-world software applications with JavaScript, TypeScript, Node.js, and React — starting from zero knowledge, all the way to launching into production.
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Preface What you will learn The approach of this tutorial is to teach its readers how to build a fully working software application from zero to production.
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Introduction At Joboo.de, we are running nearly all of our production infrastructure on AWS.
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About From zero to production: this extensive guide describes in detail how to create and deploy a React-based web app frontend using TypeScript and Redux Toolkit on top of a Node.js based AWS Lambda backend with a DynamoDB database, connect and integrate…
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Books The Rise and Fall of American Growth: The U.S.
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Introduction Most AWS projects start small and simple, with just a single AWS account that contains all the resources and services to build, deploy, and run one or more software projects.
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In der Branche des Softwarebauens wird gerne mit Metaphern gearbeitet, um die eigene Tätigkeit anschaulich und greifbar zu machen.
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Ein schönes Beispiel für professionell gemachte Fake News - oder zumindest grobe Fahrlässigkeit - findet sich unter https://unserplanet.net/e-autos-dreckig.
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The Anatomy of Peace – Second Edition What if in our conflicts with others there is something we want more than solutions?
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This is a cross post from the GALERIA Kaufhof Technology Blog.
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I'm currently rewriting a Scala Play2 based web service that employs the following body parser: def tolerantJsonParser[A](implicit reader: Reads[A]): BodyParser[A] = parse.tolerantJson.validate(json = json.validate[A].asEither.left.map(err = Results.BadRe…
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I recently played around with graphs and tried to implement Depth-First Search in a functional and recursive way.
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In one of the JourneyMonitor puppet manifests, we have a defined type that allows us to dynamically create cronjob files on target machines: define createCronjobFile { file { "/etc/cron.d/journeymonitor-${name}": owner => "root", group => "root", mode =>…
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About Play 2.4 supports Compile Time Dependency Injection.
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Das Personalmarketing der GALERIA Kaufhof GmbH hat einen wie ich finde sehr ansprechend gemachten Film zur Arbeitswelt im E-Commerce Bereich des Unternehmens drehen lassen, der unser Motto Wir ♥ E-Commerce!
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Über diesen Artikel Im Kontext des GALERIA Kaufhof Technology Blogs stellt der vorliegende Artikel ein Update und eine Erweiterung des Beitrags von September 2014 dar.
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The following applies to Play 2.4 projects for Scala 2.11.
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About this post Already working on an sbt-based Scala project with two sub-projects, I wanted to create a third sub-project, a Play2 application.
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About this post Symfony 3.0 has been released recently, and I wanted to upgrade my side project JourneyMonitor, which was still based on Symfony 2.6, as quickly as possible.
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Über diesen Artikel Dies ist ein Crosspost vom GALERIA Kaufhof Technology Blog.
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This post describes how to set up a new Scala 2.11.7 project with ScalaTest 2.2.4 support using sbt 0.13.9 on Mac OS X 10.11 “El Capitan” with Java 1.8.
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I’m currently tinkering with Spark for my side project JourneyMonitor.
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In Ausgabe #23 der ShopTechTalks unterhält sich Roman Zenner mit Michael Wegener (talentformation GmbH) und mir über die selbst entwickelte E-Commerce-Plattform von GALERIA Kaufhof.
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Dies ist ein Crosspost vom Galeria Kaufhof Technology Blog.
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Please do not read this, this, this, this, and this.
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This is a cross-post from the official Galeria Kaufhof Technology Blog I have learned the following through the great support and advice of my coworkers Jens Müller and Martin Grotzke.
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Please do not read this, this, this, this, and this.
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The following should probably be obvious, but I had a surprisingly hard time figuring out the official Cisco documentation.
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About This article describes in great detail what I learned about setting up AngularJS applications in terms of project structure, tools, dependency management, test automation and code distribution.
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The following solution is based on the work of my coworker Marcel Frank.
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About With this series I would like to provide a comprehensive hands-on tutorial that explains step-by-step how to build a centrally managed Linux server infrastructure using Puppet.
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About In Part 1 of Building manageable server infrastructures with Puppet, we have set up two virtual Linux systems, a puppetserver and a puppetclient.
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About In Part 2 of Building manageable server infrastructures with Puppet, we started to configure our puppetclient machine by writing a first, simple manifest on the Puppet master.
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About In Part 3 of Building manageable server infrastructures with Puppet, we created our first reusable real-world Puppet module, apache2.
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Let’s assume you have a physical machine running a Linux system, and you would like to convert this system into a virtual KVM/QEMU machine, keeping everything as close to the original as possible.
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Über das md Modul („Multiple Device driver“) verfügt der Linux-Kernel bereits seit geraumer Zeit über einen äußerst soliden Treiber, um rein softwaregesteuerte Festplatten-RAIDs zu konstruieren.
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Folgende Situation: Ihr habt einen KVM-Host, auf dem mehrere virtuelle Maschinen laufen.
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Ich habe ein mir weitgehend unbekanntes RAW Image eines KVM-Gastes, und möchte auf die darin vorhandenen Partitionen direkt zugreifen, d.h. ich will sie auf dem KVM Host einmounten.
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Most KVM or virt-install tutorials will make you think that while you can create new virtual guests on the text console, you still have to log into them using VNC in order to actually use their OS installation tools.