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Adapter Pattern

Sascha Block2023-12-10T19:27:22+01:00Tags: Design Pattern, Design pattern, Interface programming, Interfaces, JavaScript, Object orientation, Programming, Programming, Programming interface, Software Architecture, Software Architecture, Software development, Software interfaces|

The Adapter Pattern is a structural design pattern for software that allows objects with incompatible interfaces to work together. It converts the interface of a class into another interface so that this API then meets the functional requirements and is easily maintainable without changing the source code of the original class. The properties of the Adapter Pattern are always very useful when an API to be adapted is not within the sphere of influence of the software to be changed.

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Apple ID mutates into Apple Account – A step with hidden intentions?

Sascha Block2024-03-24T13:31:00+01:00Categories: Software development|Tags: Apple, Authentication, Authentication protocols, Authorization, Cybersecurity, Data sovereignty, digital authentication, digital communication, digital identities, digital infrastructures, Digital security, digital services, Digital Standards, Digitization, Freedom of information, IAM, IAM systems, Identity Access Management, Innovation, Integrity, Interoperability, iOS, IT architecture, IT security principles, IT-Security, MacOS, Multi-factor authentication, networked society, Online communication, Online Ident, Online transactions, Security, Software, Software Architecture, Software development, Tech Education, Trust, Trust models|

Apple ID mutates into Apple Account - Apple changes its strategy: Apparently, the US company is about to make a huge move by significantly changing its Apple ID. Not a marketing gag but, as always, a significant strategic move by Apple Starting this fall, Apple plans to convert the Apple ID into the Apple Account. This is definitely not a marketing gimmick. Nor is this a frivolous decision, but rather one that the company has prepared very carefully, as always. Apple stands for innovation and continuous improvement of the user experience. With the planned changeover from the "Apple ID" to the "Apple Account", the company is signaling its continued commitment to user-friendliness and data protection.

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Application Programming Interface (API)

Sascha Block2025-03-10T16:30:39+01:00Tags: API, API authentication, API cloud integration, API data encryption, API design, API documentation, API endpoints, API gateway, API interface description, API interoperability, API management, API monitoring, API orchestration, API performance, API rate limiting, API security, API testing, API throttling, API versioning, Application Programming Interface, GraphQL, gRPC, JWT, Microservices, OAuth, OpenAPI, REST, Software Architecture, Web APIs|

An Application Programming Interface (API) is an interface that enables software components or systems to communicate with each other. APIs define which functions and data are provided by software and how they can be used by other programs.

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Architecture Trade-off Analysis Method (ATAM) – Software Architecture Reviews

Sascha Block2024-09-17T17:46:45+02:00Tags: Architectural decisions, Architectural goals, Architectural pattern, Architecture analysis, Architecture Trade-off Analysis Method, ATAM, Complexity, Critical infrastructures, Design Reviews, Design styles, Evaluation processes, Maintainability, Performance, Project success, Quality attributes, Quality requirements, Quality scenarios, Risk analysis, Risk reduction, Scalability, Security, Software Architecture, Software Architecture Analysis Method, Software projects, Stakeholders, Strengthening communication, Trade-offs|

What is the Architecture Trade-off Analysis Method (ATAM)? If you have ever worked with complex systems as a software architect, you know how crucial these trade-offs are for the long-term success of a project. ATAM helps you to better understand these trade-offs and identify potential risks early on before they have a negative impact in later development phases.

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Asynchronous communication

Sascha Block2024-11-30T10:33:21+01:00Tags: App, Apps, asynchronous, Asynchronous data transmission, Cloud, Cloud services, Data buffering, Data flow, Data transfer, Data transfers, Data transmission, Design Pattern, FIFO, Frameworks, intermittent, Programming, RS232 interface, Software Architecture, Software Design, Software development, Web App, Web Apps, Website, Websites|

Asynchronous communication is not only a technical concept, but also influences the way software is developed and delivered. Asynchronous communication methods can improve the user experience by reducing the waiting time for the user.

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Bridge pattern

Sascha Block2023-12-22T08:04:55+01:00Tags: Abstraction, Bridge design pattern, Bridge object, Design Pattern, Implementation, Object orientation, Programming, Software Architecture, Software Design|

The bridge pattern is a design pattern for software that serves to decouple an abstraction from your implementation so that both software components can be changed independently of each other without influencing each other. Bridge patterns are useful tools for creating flexible, modular and easy-to-maintain systems.

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ChatGPT

Sascha Block2023-12-29T10:55:35+01:00Tags: AI, AI language modells, AI Modells, AI Technologies, AI technology, AlexNet, Context limitations, Dartmouth Conference, Deep Blue, Distortions, GPT-2, GPT-3, ImageNet, Software Architecture, Software Design, Software development, Top-k Sampling, Turing test|

ChatGPT is currently the most powerful AI in the form of a state-of-the-art language processing model, developed by OpenAI, based on the GPT architecture (Generative Pre-trained Transformer). As a variant of the GPT-3 and later the GPT-4 family, this AI model is characterized by its ability to generate human-like texts and respond to a variety of inputs in natural language. AI models are trained using machine learning and a large amount of text data to understand and mimic the patterns and nuances of human language. Artificial intelligence (AI) and AI applications are now extremely diverse, ranging from answering questions and creating content to complex discussions on a wide range of topics.

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Clear requirements & standards in software development – mastering complexity

Sascha Block2025-01-15T13:22:02+01:00Categories: Software development|Tags: Cloud, Cloud computing, Cloud services, Design Pattern, Design pattern, Digital transformation, Electronic patient file, ePA, ePA4All, Healthcare, IT Security, Mircoservices, Service mesh, Software Architecture, Software as a service, Software Design, Software development|

Clear requirements in software development are essential. Digital transformation is not a question of if, but how. The complexity of our digital infrastructure presents us with major challenges...

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Cloud service models

Sascha Block2025-01-10T11:07:00+01:00Tags: Cloud infrastructure, Cloud service model, Cloud service models, Cloud services, Design Pattern, Frameworks, IaaS, Infrastructure as a service, PaaS, Platform-as-a-Service, Programming, SaaS, Software Architecture, Software as a service, Software Design, Web App, Web Apps|

What is a cloud service model? Cloud service models define key characteristics of a cloud and classify cloud service models with corresponding provision modes.

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