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New Boozt Tech Blog is Out 📬 Viktor Pikaev, Senior Backend Developer, has recently launched the first dedicated PHP developer community in Malmö and led it off with a talk on ‘How to Protect Sensitive Data with Symfony Secrets’. After his insightful talk Viktor has turned his presentation into a solid Boozt Tech Blog to share his knowledge with a broader audience. He covers three methods for data protection and offers a step-by-step implementation guide on using Symfony Secrets. Discover how this powerful tool can enhance data security practices. #ecommerce #symfony #PHP #boozttech

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I finally managed to get my Home Assistant and ESPHome up and running. That's awesome. Now we need to involve #Azure somehow. But first we actually need another piece of hardware. We need to hook up a temperature sensor! Yeah, let's start there. Technologies used here is: ⭐ Home Assistant ⭐ ESPHome ⭐ Azure Event Hub ⭐ Azure Data Explorer ⭐ Kusto Query Language And I did learn a lot 🤓

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🔹A Hackers Mindset 🔹Martin Knobloch We write software to enable information sharing and business functionality with the best intentions. Considering usability, initiative design, availability, continuity, time-to-market and all those business driven aspects of modern software development. Unfortunately, security (secure architecture, design and secure development) are hardly considered. This is no wonder, as it is not always clear for developers or business what is meant by security. How to test for security if the context is not clear? To help you design and build (more) security software in the future, this talk will guide you towards understanding how a hacker works, what is a hacker's gain? This presentation will help you to look differently at your applications functionality. To see it from a hacker's perspective! Watch the entire speech ➡️ https://lnkd.in/dGfkrRh7

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Let's talk about Teams In this session we talk about the most requested feature for Teams Rooms on Android: Custom Background. Now available in Teams Admin Center Lars Berlau Michael Fogh Broholt Carsten Lund Meilbak #teamsrooms #custombackground #ltat

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Stop giving developers solutions! So many companies create “Epics” for developers to “do” that are expressed as a solution. This is so so bad. And arrogant. Invite your developers into your business domain and explain your problems. Then let them spend some time to find a solution and have them present it to you. Don’t correct the solution, expand your problem description if you want something changed. It’s like telling a mechanic how to fix your car instead of explaining the problem. You don’t to that do you?. The mechanic is the expert in the domain of the solution, and you are an expert in the domain of the problem. You know the noise it makes the mechanic knows how to fix it.

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As someone very interested and invested into #dotnet and #aspnet, I always looked at Blazor with interest. Those who know me or have stumbled upon my blog will now how allergic I am to everything related to frontend. Luckily, at Dynavox Group AB, I have a great team with people like Daphne Visser and Petra Cuturdic taking care of delivering nice bits to our users screens. But that's not always the case. More than once, in my private projects, I need to display information to the user, or maybe require some input from them. And I don't have the luxury to delegate these issues to others. That's where Blazor shines. It gives me the possibility to quickly create interfaces that are dynamic enough to appeal the users without asking me to spend too much of my time on an platform/ecosystem where I am definitely less productive. Will Blazor ever compete with React on being the engine of the next Facebook? Probably not, nor we should expect it to be. https://lnkd.in/dtpUb5tm

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Let's talk about Teams In this video we talk about some of the new features in Mesh Lars Berlau Michael Fogh Broholt Carsten Lund Meilbak #mesh #teams #ltat

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Pleo is throwing a wild code party on Dec 5th! 🤙 Calling all tech rebels, coding wizards, and story-spinning nerds: This isn't your boring meetup. It's a high-voltage tech playground where epic tales meet killer code. 💪 Got a mind-blowing tech story? The stage is YOURS. 🗣️ Networking? More like tech-working! RSVP faster than a quantum computer - this event's gonna be EPIC! 🤘💻 #javascript #meetup #community #developers #copenhagenjs

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When we first built Forsler.com (Skovkortet.dk at that time), we didn’t adopt an API-first approach. Skovkortet.dk was an “isolated” platform, designed to work well on its own but not integrate easily with other systems. While it functioned as intended, we quickly realized the limitations of this approach. Without an API-first design, we faced several challenges: - Our platform couldn’t easily communicate with external tools. - Each new integration was a heavy lift, requiring custom development for every partner. - We essentially built a walled garden, limiting collaboration and flexibility for our users. This experience taught us a valuable lesson: platforms that don’t prioritize integration risk becoming outdated and siloed. At that time, we were only operating in Denmark under Skovkortet.dk. But as part of our vision for Forsler.com, we realized that without an API-first approach, we would never be able to scale effectively or expand into other countries. We knew that if we wanted to grow, API-first had to be at the core of our strategy. Have anyone else tried to transition a platform to an API-first principle? P.S. i just love these AI generated images 🤣

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Linus Benedict Torvalds (1969 to present) is a Finnish software engineer who is the creator and lead developer of LINUX (inspired by his name). This is a free, open-source operating system (OS) that manages a computer's memory and processes. #LinusTorvalds also created the distributed version control system Git, which he uses to manage the source code changes made to #LINUX by thousands of open source developers. This is his #LearningStory.

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☕️Knowledge & Coffee #6 ☕️ Say hello to Viktor Lindgren! Viktor is a Cloud Architect and has worked at Elastic Move for 7,5 years now. He is also part of the security team here at Elastic Move and last week he was the host of Knowledge & Coffee.  Viktor talked about when we built a monitoring system for security notifications. The challenge we faced was to deliver notifications to all relevant stakeholders efficiently. 🔧 What we did: Viktor told us how, by generalizing and separating the notifications functionality, we created a reusable artifact that easily can be adapted for future projects. Why?  Reusable artifacts not only reduce development time, but they also lead to better quality as we improve and expand upon the same solution over time. However Viktor pointed out, it's crucial to take this modular approach into account from the very beginning to truly reap the benefits. 💡 The result? A scalable, modular solution that not only streamlines operations and simplifies ongoing maintenance but also accelerates future development efforts, supporting continuous innovation and security improvements. We’re proud to deliver solutions that make a lasting impact and support our clients in staying secure and efficient. Want to know more what we can do? We have several client cases on our website: https://lnkd.in/dmg7pPCF #ElasticMove #HomeOfCloudSpecialists #AWS

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Code without exceptions! Next hands-on Tech Excellence Finland meetup will be about programming without exceptions. And how control flow is going to look different. Last week, we tried the 9 rules for Object Oriented Design, called Object Calisthenics (link to a post in comments). Those rules are nice to work with, especially in a safe-to-fail environment where we're all to learn some new tricks. Of the 9 rules, I have adopted to my normal programming quite a few. Especially rules 3, 4 and 9 do change the way we code. Number 2 and 5 are very good guideposts, but I don't always follow those. In the session, someone said as a learning to "how to work with objects that don't have getters&setters". Well, That's also what OO programming is about, right? In the next session - we might learn a way to think that exceptions are, well, reserved for exceptional situations (like out of memory, interrupt, etc). And how code can be very easy to reason. Want to join? Find Tech Excellence Finland meetup group and you'll be posted on the next meetup that will hopefully happen early December (still in the process of fine-tuning the details).

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Are you planning to migrate from Azure DevOps to GitHub? I would recommend you to attend this session and get some smart tips. Not to mention both cool event and the best speaker Martin Ehrnst #GitHub #AzureDevOps #migrationpain #mvpdagen

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 Excited to share that I've completed the NRF Connect SDK Fundamentals course at Norcodic from Dev Academy! 🎉 I gained valuable insights into using the NRF Connect SDK in Visual Studio Code. Looking forward to applying this knowledge in my future projects! #nRFConnectSDK #DevAcademy #ContinuousLearning

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We continue to build awareness around the topic of 𝗲𝘀𝗰𝗮𝗹𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘀𝗼𝗳𝘁𝘄𝗮𝗿𝗲 𝗰𝗼𝘀𝘁𝘀. The challenge applies to software subscriptions, as well as recurring online expenses and online marketing spends. If you are a #startup, #scaleup, or #SME struggling with managing your software costs - it's only going to get worse as you scale. Check out this article in Finansavisen to find out more about this topic, and how Cardboard is working to help businesses take control of their software costs. If you want to get control of your software costs, go to www.cardboard.inc (sign up for free)!

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Are you looking to accelerate and enhance your cloud native development? Look no further, because Netic a Trifork company has built Contain by Netic, a managed platform service powered by Kubernetes. Contain is for those who want to optimize their cloud setup and improve their time-to-market . With the managed platform solution, you will gain:  - Seamlessly automated deployment processes, enabling faster delivery of applications and reducing manual errors. - Reduced cognitive load on developers, allowing them to focus more on valuable application development. - A scalable solution that grows with your business, providing flexibility and agility to meet evolving demands and opportunities. Contain has been brought into the world to provide the customers with the above-mentioned values and to emphasize Netic's dedication to the cloud native area. It's such an important matter that Contain is born with its very own unique name, appearance, website, and LinkedIn community. If you’re interested in topics like cloud native, Kubernetes, and platform engineering, we encourage you to follow along on LinkedIn. We hope you will welcome the newest addition to the Trifork family into the world.

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If anyone from GDevCon liked my intro to Mob programming session, here is an opportunity to learn from the master.

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I've taken it upon me to bring power to... my greenhouse! And make it a bit smarter. Using things like ESP32, Home Assistant, Azure and an app in Teams I think this can be quite fun 🤠   Read up on how I installed solar panel to power my greenhouse and how I plan to build out the rest in this upcoming blog series. Part 1 is out now: https://lnkd.in/d-9VXhMh

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I beleive - there are 2 kinds of companies, the ones that are being breached, and the ones that just dont know it yet. Recent events including a MAJOR Danish Hospital getting seriously affected by having a minor hosting partner that got OWNED by Ransomware, shows the criticality. Can you put a checkmarks on theese ? 👉 MFA on ALL services 👉 Heavy tiering/segmentation of networks and systems 👉 If SaaS options exists, get rid of onprem servers 👉 Full, periodic review of all systems and configs 👉 Extensive loggin + automization 👉 Focus on making lateral movement hard or impossible. https://lnkd.in/dEVtwrgb #Arkimentum #TechnicalDebt #MovetoSaaS #enableMFA

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