An article on applying existing software engineering practises to smart industry solutions. — How often haven’t you asked that question, “what happened back then?”, after discovering a problem that was caused by something that happened way back in the past. It could help a lot to answer questions like that when you have data available from the time the problem occurs. However, as…

Yesterday I came across this video on LinkedIn. The poster commented, sarcastically, that he could not wait for AI to take over the world. Of course, I understand the sarcasm and the joke, but looking at the discussions underneath the post, I also concluded that a lot is to be…

Copywriters got it wrong. Titles with numbers don’t work. Actually, they do work, but only if applied in the right context. If you want to sell something, like an unrealistic course on making 6 figures passive income within a month. …

It’s 9PM on a Friday evening. I walk over to the kitchen counter, press a few buttons. A plate of biscuits and a glass of orange juice appear, which I take to the living room. …

That's completely true, but it's also not what I said. There is a difference between being able to work with a paradigm (which will take time, albeit not 10 years) and being able to write a proper critique of it. More so, if you wnat to do that in the way it was done in this article, you will need some time to get acquainted with other paradigms as well, or any comparison you make are mood points.

You are making a case for Domain Specific Languages here, certainly given the example. Have you looked into those, as opposed to GPLs?

Drop me a line, I see some things that we might have some interesting dicussions on. I'm working on smart(er) factories, but a smart city is also interesting to look at.

In the past ‘few’ years, everybody has been building so-called dashboards. Be it in the form of web applications, database reports or graphs created in Excel sheets, dashboards showing the progress of key performance indicators (KPIs) have been created in every organization. …

In software engineering, and specifically in software architecture, we spend a lot of time talking about patterns, architectural styles and other rules and guidelines. Over the past 25 years, and before, a lot of books and articles have been written about those, covering all aspects of software engineering. All of…