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🍽 Savory Meals
2022-06-27, by Chetan Thapliyal

🍽 Savory Meals

Meals, as the name suggests, is an application to manage meals. It was developed at AOE to manage employee lunch meals. What initially started as a small tool has now grown in to a mature and enterprise ready application, and it’s still growing. It’s been open source ever since, and we love to share it.

Hacking Roombas
2022-05-30, by Fabrizio Branca

Hacking Roombas

When I opened the box of my Roomba back in 2016 there was a sticker saying:

This robot contains an electronic and software interface that allows you to control or modify, and remotely monitor its sensors. For software programmers interested in giving your iRobot new functionality we encourage you to do so.

A little later I first started playing with microcontrollers sending infrared commands to the IR sensor in order to start cleaning via my home network (or specifically by pressing one of the Amazon Dash buttons that came out at that time).

While newer generations of the Roomba product line already come with wifi and cameras I always wanted to be able to add that myself.

Although it may sound a little over-engineered here’s my current project:

Under the top cover of the Roomba there’s a serial interface connector hidden. Using a documented serial interface you can easily send either higher-level commands like start cleaning, stopping, and seeking the dock, or low-level commands like reading individual sensor values, controlling the motors or even playing notes on the internal speaker.

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?
2022-03-12, by Florian Brandel

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?

As software developers we update our systems continuously. With Web3 becoming more and more popular we have to ask ourselves what this new “version” means to us and what we can expect from it.
Loving Open Source
2022-02-10, by Daniel Pötzinger

Loving Open Source

At AOE our most valuable asset is our experience with building complex enterprise applications to shape companies digital transformation, so why do we care about Open Source at all? We grow by learning on new impulses, not by locking ourselves into our comfort zone.

Tailwind pushing us forward
2022-01-13, by Achim Rolle

Tailwind pushing us forward

There are few technologies that change as often as web frontend tools, libraries and technologies in the recent years.

With a focus on web development at AOE we have been on the bleeding edge ever since, evaluating and understanding what technologies bring us forward.

The weekly Dev-Weekly
2021-12-13, by Thorsten Essig

The weekly Dev-Weekly

Sharing knowledge and experience is what we love, but it took us a long time to establish a format where interested people come together on a regular basis, talking about the newest tech, all cross-team and cross-project.

The Key to Keycloak
2021-12-12, by Theresa Henze

The Key to Keycloak

Keycloak is our go-to tool when it comes to identity management, federating identities over multiple sources and organizing and managing roles for all kinds of applications. -Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool. -So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE? -Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.
Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. +Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. +Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool.

So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE?

Gitlab CI Repo

Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.

Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. Now, looking back, it was quite a ride raising a flock of small Flamingo’s to form a stable basis for our daily work.

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AOE is a leading global provider of services for digital transformation and digital business models. AOE relies exclusively on established Enterprise Open Source technologies. This leads to innovative solutions, digital products diff --git a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/index.html b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/index.html index e2766b8..afb57ec 100644 --- a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/index.html +++ b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/index.html @@ -1,9 +1,8 @@ -AOE OpenSource -
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AOEpeople/aoepeople.github.io
Our AOEpeople opensource.aoe.com Website repository
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AOEpeople/kubernetes-sidecar-cleaner
17
8
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AOEpeople/devops-cop-base
Base container images with the most relevant tools for our DevOps initiatives.
0
1
6
8
CSS
AOEpeople/vistecture-dashboard
Is a simple dashboard for projects that are deployed into kubernetes. It works together with Vistecture and shows the state of the vistecture architecture in kubernetes.
9
3
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4
PHP
AOEpeople/felogin_bruteforce_protection
Protects TYPO3s frontend authentication (e.g. fe_login) against brute force attacks.
9
10
32
1
PHP
AOEpeople/meals
Tool to book meals. Keycloak/LDAP connection / PayPal integration / meals administration / support for guests / budget management etc..
21
3
19
1
Go
i-love-flamingo/pugtemplate
A Pug Template engine for Flamingo
7
1
15
9
Go
i-love-flamingo/graphql
Flamingo GraphQL Module
5
0
3
4
Go
i-love-flamingo/opentelemetry
Telemetry module for flamingo to enable effective observability
1
0
3
7
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🍽 Savory Meals
2022-06-27, by Chetan Thapliyal

🍽 Savory Meals

Meals, as the name suggests, is an application to manage meals. It was developed at AOE to manage employee lunch meals. What initially started as a small tool has now grown in to a mature and enterprise ready application, and it’s still growing. It’s been open source ever since, and we love to share it.

Hacking Roombas
2022-05-30, by Fabrizio Branca

Hacking Roombas

When I opened the box of my Roomba back in 2016 there was a sticker saying:

This robot contains an electronic and software interface that allows you to control or modify, and remotely monitor its sensors. For software programmers interested in giving your iRobot new functionality we encourage you to do so.

A little later I first started playing with microcontrollers sending infrared commands to the IR sensor in order to start cleaning via my home network (or specifically by pressing one of the Amazon Dash buttons that came out at that time).

While newer generations of the Roomba product line already come with wifi and cameras I always wanted to be able to add that myself.

Although it may sound a little over-engineered here’s my current project:

Under the top cover of the Roomba there’s a serial interface connector hidden. Using a documented serial interface you can easily send either higher-level commands like start cleaning, stopping, and seeking the dock, or low-level commands like reading individual sensor values, controlling the motors or even playing notes on the internal speaker.

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?
2022-03-12, by Florian Brandel

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?

As software developers we update our systems continuously. With Web3 becoming more and more popular we have to ask ourselves what this new “version” means to us and what we can expect from it.
Loving Open Source
2022-02-10, by Daniel Pötzinger

Loving Open Source

At AOE our most valuable asset is our experience with building complex enterprise applications to shape companies digital transformation, so why do we care about Open Source at all? +AOE OpenSource +

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HTML
AOEpeople/aoepeople.github.io
Our AOEpeople opensource.aoe.com Website repository
1
3
6
18
PHP
AOEpeople/meals
Tool to book meals. Keycloak/LDAP connection / PayPal integration / meals administration / support for guests / budget management etc..
21
3
19
1
Go
AOEpeople/lambda_token_auth
Small Lambda function which performs a Aws:Sts:AssumeRole based on the presented JWT-Token
7
1
3
8
PHP
AOEpeople/felogin_bruteforce_protection
Protects TYPO3s frontend authentication (e.g. fe_login) against brute force attacks.
9
10
32
1
TypeScript
AOEpeople/aoe_technology_radar
Create your own Technology Radar: A static site generator for a full featured Technology Radar. Features: Quadrants, Rings, Dashboard, Radar Visualization, Item History, Search etc..
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119
26
31
PHP
AOEpeople/TYPO3-Cache-Management
Provides management of the page caching for high traffic websites.
4
2
23
1
Go
i-love-flamingo/flamingo-commerce-contrib
Community driven adapters for flamingo-commerce ports.
1
1
9
2
Go
i-love-flamingo/csrf
5
2
15
8
Go
i-love-flamingo/opentelemetry
Telemetry module for flamingo to enable effective observability
1
0
3
4
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AOE Academy
AOE Website
AOE Technology Radar

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🍽 Savory Meals
2022-06-27, by Chetan Thapliyal

🍽 Savory Meals

Meals, as the name suggests, is an application to manage meals. It was developed at AOE to manage employee lunch meals. What initially started as a small tool has now grown in to a mature and enterprise ready application, and it’s still growing. It’s been open source ever since, and we love to share it.

Hacking Roombas
2022-05-30, by Fabrizio Branca

Hacking Roombas

When I opened the box of my Roomba back in 2016 there was a sticker saying:

This robot contains an electronic and software interface that allows you to control or modify, and remotely monitor its sensors. For software programmers interested in giving your iRobot new functionality we encourage you to do so.

A little later I first started playing with microcontrollers sending infrared commands to the IR sensor in order to start cleaning via my home network (or specifically by pressing one of the Amazon Dash buttons that came out at that time).

While newer generations of the Roomba product line already come with wifi and cameras I always wanted to be able to add that myself.

Although it may sound a little over-engineered here’s my current project:

Under the top cover of the Roomba there’s a serial interface connector hidden. Using a documented serial interface you can easily send either higher-level commands like start cleaning, stopping, and seeking the dock, or low-level commands like reading individual sensor values, controlling the motors or even playing notes on the internal speaker.

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?
2022-03-12, by Florian Brandel

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?

As software developers we update our systems continuously. With Web3 becoming more and more popular we have to ask ourselves what this new “version” means to us and what we can expect from it.
Loving Open Source
2022-02-10, by Daniel Pötzinger

Loving Open Source

At AOE our most valuable asset is our experience with building complex enterprise applications to shape companies digital transformation, so why do we care about Open Source at all? We grow by learning on new impulses, not by locking ourselves into our comfort zone.

Tailwind pushing us forward
2022-01-13, by Achim Rolle

Tailwind pushing us forward

There are few technologies that change as often as web frontend tools, libraries and technologies in the recent years.

With a focus on web development at AOE we have been on the bleeding edge ever since, evaluating and understanding what technologies bring us forward.

The weekly Dev-Weekly
2021-12-13, by Thorsten Essig

The weekly Dev-Weekly

Sharing knowledge and experience is what we love, but it took us a long time to establish a format where interested people come together on a regular basis, talking about the newest tech, all cross-team and cross-project.

The Key to Keycloak
2021-12-12, by Theresa Henze

The Key to Keycloak

Keycloak is our go-to tool when it comes to identity management, federating identities over multiple sources and organizing and managing roles for all kinds of applications. -Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool. -So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE? -Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.
Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. +Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. +Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool.

So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE?

Gitlab CI Repo

Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.

Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. Now, looking back, it was quite a ride raising a flock of small Flamingo’s to form a stable basis for our daily work.

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AOE is a leading global provider of services for digital transformation and digital business models. AOE relies exclusively on established Enterprise Open Source technologies. This leads to innovative solutions, digital products diff --git a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/index.xml b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/index.xml index 445956f..7726409 100644 --- a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/index.xml +++ b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/index.xml @@ -8,7 +8,20 @@ <p>Under the top cover of the Roomba there&rsquo;s a serial interface connector hidden. Using a <a href="https://www.irobot.lv/uploaded_files/File/iRobot_Roomba_500_Open_Interface_Spec.pdf">documented serial interface</a> you can easily send either higher-level commands like start cleaning, stopping, and seeking the dock, or low-level commands like reading individual sensor values, controlling the motors or even playing notes on the internal speaker.</p>Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?https://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/should-you-upgrade-to-web3/Sat, 12 Mar 2022 00:00:00 +0000https://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/should-you-upgrade-to-web3/As software developers we update our systems continuously. With Web3 becoming more and more popular we have to ask ourselves what this new &ldquo;version&rdquo; means to us and what we can expect from it.Loving Open Sourcehttps://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/loving-open-source/Thu, 10 Feb 2022 00:00:00 +0000https://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/loving-open-source/<p>At AOE our most valuable asset is our experience with building complex enterprise applications to shape companies digital transformation, so why do we care about Open Source at all? We grow by learning on new impulses, not by locking ourselves into our comfort zone.</p>Tailwind pushing us forwardhttps://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/tailwind-pushing-forward/Thu, 13 Jan 2022 00:00:00 +0000https://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/tailwind-pushing-forward/<p>There are few technologies that change as often as web frontend tools, libraries and technologies in the recent years.</p> <p>With a focus on web development at AOE we have been on the bleeding edge ever since, evaluating and understanding what technologies bring us forward.</p>The weekly Dev-Weeklyhttps://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/the-weekly-dev-weekly/Mon, 13 Dec 2021 00:00:00 +0000https://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/the-weekly-dev-weekly/<p>Sharing knowledge and experience is what we love, but it took us a long time to establish a format where interested people come together on a regular basis, talking about the newest tech, all cross-team and cross-project.</p>The Key to Keycloakhttps://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/key-to-keycloak/Sun, 12 Dec 2021 00:00:00 +0000https://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/key-to-keycloak/<p>Keycloak is our go-to tool when it comes to identity management, federating identities over multiple sources and organizing and managing roles for all kinds of applications. -Naturally, there is no &ldquo;one-tool-fits-all&rdquo;, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.</p>Running (faster) with Gitlab CIhttps://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/running-gitlab-ci/Wed, 10 Nov 2021 00:00:00 +0000https://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/running-gitlab-ci/Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool. -So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE? -Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.Raising Flamingo(s)https://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/raising-flamingos/Tue, 02 Nov 2021 00:00:00 +0000https://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/raising-flamingos/<p>5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. +Naturally, there is no &ldquo;one-tool-fits-all&rdquo;, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.</p>Running (faster) with Gitlab CIhttps://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/running-gitlab-ci/Wed, 10 Nov 2021 00:00:00 +0000https://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/running-gitlab-ci/<p>Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. +Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool.</p> +<p>So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE?</p> + + + + + <picture> + + <source srcset="https://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/running-gitlab-ci/images/gitlab-ci-1_hu12396438957244856298.webp" /> + + <img src="https://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/running-gitlab-ci/images/gitlab-ci-1_hu8677614840330491278.png" alt="Gitlab CI Repo" /> + </picture> + + +<p>Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.</p>Raising Flamingo(s)https://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/raising-flamingos/Tue, 02 Nov 2021 00:00:00 +0000https://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/raising-flamingos/<p>5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. Now, looking back, it was quite a ride raising a flock of small Flamingo&rsquo;s to form a stable basis for our daily work.</p> \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/index.html b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/index.html index 4ecf349..78f465f 100644 --- a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/index.html +++ b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/index.html @@ -1,9 +1,8 @@ AOE OpenSource
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🍽 Savory Meals
2022-06-27, by Chetan Thapliyal

🍽 Savory Meals

Meals, as the name suggests, is an application to manage meals. It was developed at AOE to manage employee lunch meals. What initially started as a small tool has now grown in to a mature and enterprise ready application, and it’s still growing. It’s been open source ever since, and we love to share it.

Hacking Roombas
2022-05-30, by Fabrizio Branca

Hacking Roombas

When I opened the box of my Roomba back in 2016 there was a sticker saying:

This robot contains an electronic and software interface that allows you to control or modify, and remotely monitor its sensors. For software programmers interested in giving your iRobot new functionality we encourage you to do so.

A little later I first started playing with microcontrollers sending infrared commands to the IR sensor in order to start cleaning via my home network (or specifically by pressing one of the Amazon Dash buttons that came out at that time).

While newer generations of the Roomba product line already come with wifi and cameras I always wanted to be able to add that myself.

Although it may sound a little over-engineered here’s my current project:

Under the top cover of the Roomba there’s a serial interface connector hidden. Using a documented serial interface you can easily send either higher-level commands like start cleaning, stopping, and seeking the dock, or low-level commands like reading individual sensor values, controlling the motors or even playing notes on the internal speaker.

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?
2022-03-12, by Florian Brandel

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?

As software developers we update our systems continuously. With Web3 becoming more and more popular we have to ask ourselves what this new “version” means to us and what we can expect from it.
Loving Open Source
2022-02-10, by Daniel Pötzinger

Loving Open Source

At AOE our most valuable asset is our experience with building complex enterprise applications to shape companies digital transformation, so why do we care about Open Source at all? We grow by learning on new impulses, not by locking ourselves into our comfort zone.

Tailwind pushing us forward
2022-01-13, by Achim Rolle

Tailwind pushing us forward

There are few technologies that change as often as web frontend tools, libraries and technologies in the recent years.

With a focus on web development at AOE we have been on the bleeding edge ever since, evaluating and understanding what technologies bring us forward.

The weekly Dev-Weekly
2021-12-13, by Thorsten Essig

The weekly Dev-Weekly

Sharing knowledge and experience is what we love, but it took us a long time to establish a format where interested people come together on a regular basis, talking about the newest tech, all cross-team and cross-project.

The Key to Keycloak
2021-12-12, by Theresa Henze

The Key to Keycloak

Keycloak is our go-to tool when it comes to identity management, federating identities over multiple sources and organizing and managing roles for all kinds of applications. -Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool. -So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE? -Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.
Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. +Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. +Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool.

So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE?

Gitlab CI Repo

Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.

Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. Now, looking back, it was quite a ride raising a flock of small Flamingo’s to form a stable basis for our daily work.

AOE
AOE is a leading global provider of services for digital transformation and digital business models. AOE relies exclusively on established Enterprise Open Source technologies. This leads to innovative solutions, digital products diff --git a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/index.xml b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/index.xml index a68ab0a..ccfd547 100644 --- a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/index.xml +++ b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/index.xml @@ -8,7 +8,12 @@ <p>Under the top cover of the Roomba there&rsquo;s a serial interface connector hidden. Using a <a href="https://www.irobot.lv/uploaded_files/File/iRobot_Roomba_500_Open_Interface_Spec.pdf">documented serial interface</a> you can easily send either higher-level commands like start cleaning, stopping, and seeking the dock, or low-level commands like reading individual sensor values, controlling the motors or even playing notes on the internal speaker.</p>aoe</category><category>aoe wiesbaden</category><category>aoe it</category><category>open source</category><category>digital projectsRoomba</category><category>Tasmota</category><category>ESP32</category><category>OpenCV</category><category>ArUcoWeb3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?https://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/should-you-upgrade-to-web3/Sat, 12 Mar 2022 00:00:00 +0000Florian Brandelhttps://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/should-you-upgrade-to-web3/As software developers we update our systems continuously. With Web3 becoming more and more popular we have to ask ourselves what this new &ldquo;version&rdquo; means to us and what we can expect from it.aoe</category><category>aoe wiesbaden</category><category>aoe it</category><category>open source</category><category>digital projectsWeb3</category><category>blockchainLoving Open Sourcehttps://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/loving-open-source/Thu, 10 Feb 2022 00:00:00 +0000Daniel Pötzingerhttps://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/loving-open-source/<p>At AOE our most valuable asset is our experience with building complex enterprise applications to shape companies digital transformation, so why do we care about Open Source at all? 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Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool. -So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE? -Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.aoe</category><category>aoe wiesbaden</category><category>aoe it</category><category>open source</category><category>digital projectsGitlab CI</category><category>pipeline</category><category>build processes</category><category>continuous integration</category><category>deliveryRaising Flamingo(s)https://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/raising-flamingos/Tue, 02 Nov 2021 00:00:00 +0000Bastian Ikehttps://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/raising-flamingos/<p>5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. +Naturally, there is no &ldquo;one-tool-fits-all&rdquo;, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.</p>aoe</category><category>aoe wiesbaden</category><category>aoe it</category><category>open source</category><category>digital projectsKeycloak</category><category>identity management</category><category>auth</category><category>spiRunning (faster) with Gitlab CIhttps://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/running-gitlab-ci/Wed, 10 Nov 2021 00:00:00 +0000Tolleiv Nietschhttps://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/running-gitlab-ci/<p>Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. +Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool.</p> +<p>So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE?</p> +<picture> +<source srcset="https://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/running-gitlab-ci/images/gitlab-ci-1_hu12396438957244856298.webp" /> +<img src="https://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/running-gitlab-ci/images/gitlab-ci-1_hu8677614840330491278.png" alt="Gitlab CI Repo" /> +</picture> +<p>Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.</p>aoe</category><category>aoe wiesbaden</category><category>aoe it</category><category>open source</category><category>digital projectsGitlab CI</category><category>pipeline</category><category>build processes</category><category>continuous integration</category><category>deliveryRaising Flamingo(s)https://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/raising-flamingos/Tue, 02 Nov 2021 00:00:00 +0000Bastian Ikehttps://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/raising-flamingos/<p>5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. Now, looking back, it was quite a ride raising a flock of small Flamingo&rsquo;s to form a stable basis for our daily work.</p>aoe</category><category>aoe wiesbaden</category><category>aoe it</category><category>open source</category><category>digital projectsFlamingo</category><category>Go</category><category>community</category><category>share</category><category>conference \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/aruco/index.html b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/aruco/index.html index 1bc198d..ac97ffb 100644 --- a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/aruco/index.html +++ b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/aruco/index.html @@ -1,9 +1,8 @@ AOE OpenSource
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🍽 Savory Meals
2022-06-27, by Chetan Thapliyal

🍽 Savory Meals

Meals, as the name suggests, is an application to manage meals. It was developed at AOE to manage employee lunch meals. What initially started as a small tool has now grown in to a mature and enterprise ready application, and it’s still growing. It’s been open source ever since, and we love to share it.

Hacking Roombas
2022-05-30, by Fabrizio Branca

Hacking Roombas

When I opened the box of my Roomba back in 2016 there was a sticker saying:

This robot contains an electronic and software interface that allows you to control or modify, and remotely monitor its sensors. For software programmers interested in giving your iRobot new functionality we encourage you to do so.

A little later I first started playing with microcontrollers sending infrared commands to the IR sensor in order to start cleaning via my home network (or specifically by pressing one of the Amazon Dash buttons that came out at that time).

While newer generations of the Roomba product line already come with wifi and cameras I always wanted to be able to add that myself.

Although it may sound a little over-engineered here’s my current project:

Under the top cover of the Roomba there’s a serial interface connector hidden. Using a documented serial interface you can easily send either higher-level commands like start cleaning, stopping, and seeking the dock, or low-level commands like reading individual sensor values, controlling the motors or even playing notes on the internal speaker.

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?
2022-03-12, by Florian Brandel

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?

As software developers we update our systems continuously. With Web3 becoming more and more popular we have to ask ourselves what this new “version” means to us and what we can expect from it.
Loving Open Source
2022-02-10, by Daniel Pötzinger

Loving Open Source

At AOE our most valuable asset is our experience with building complex enterprise applications to shape companies digital transformation, so why do we care about Open Source at all? We grow by learning on new impulses, not by locking ourselves into our comfort zone.

Tailwind pushing us forward
2022-01-13, by Achim Rolle

Tailwind pushing us forward

There are few technologies that change as often as web frontend tools, libraries and technologies in the recent years.

With a focus on web development at AOE we have been on the bleeding edge ever since, evaluating and understanding what technologies bring us forward.

The weekly Dev-Weekly
2021-12-13, by Thorsten Essig

The weekly Dev-Weekly

Sharing knowledge and experience is what we love, but it took us a long time to establish a format where interested people come together on a regular basis, talking about the newest tech, all cross-team and cross-project.

The Key to Keycloak
2021-12-12, by Theresa Henze

The Key to Keycloak

Keycloak is our go-to tool when it comes to identity management, federating identities over multiple sources and organizing and managing roles for all kinds of applications. -Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool. -So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE? -Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.
Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. +Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. +Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool.

So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE?

Gitlab CI Repo

Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.

Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. Now, looking back, it was quite a ride raising a flock of small Flamingo’s to form a stable basis for our daily work.

AOE
AOE is a leading global provider of services for digital transformation and digital business models. AOE relies exclusively on established Enterprise Open Source technologies. This leads to innovative solutions, digital products diff --git a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/auth/index.html b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/auth/index.html index baab6cd..30140d1 100644 --- a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/auth/index.html +++ b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/auth/index.html @@ -1,9 +1,8 @@ AOE OpenSource
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🍽 Savory Meals
2022-06-27, by Chetan Thapliyal

🍽 Savory Meals

Meals, as the name suggests, is an application to manage meals. It was developed at AOE to manage employee lunch meals. What initially started as a small tool has now grown in to a mature and enterprise ready application, and it’s still growing. It’s been open source ever since, and we love to share it.

Hacking Roombas
2022-05-30, by Fabrizio Branca

Hacking Roombas

When I opened the box of my Roomba back in 2016 there was a sticker saying:

This robot contains an electronic and software interface that allows you to control or modify, and remotely monitor its sensors. For software programmers interested in giving your iRobot new functionality we encourage you to do so.

A little later I first started playing with microcontrollers sending infrared commands to the IR sensor in order to start cleaning via my home network (or specifically by pressing one of the Amazon Dash buttons that came out at that time).

While newer generations of the Roomba product line already come with wifi and cameras I always wanted to be able to add that myself.

Although it may sound a little over-engineered here’s my current project:

Under the top cover of the Roomba there’s a serial interface connector hidden. Using a documented serial interface you can easily send either higher-level commands like start cleaning, stopping, and seeking the dock, or low-level commands like reading individual sensor values, controlling the motors or even playing notes on the internal speaker.

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?
2022-03-12, by Florian Brandel

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?

As software developers we update our systems continuously. With Web3 becoming more and more popular we have to ask ourselves what this new “version” means to us and what we can expect from it.
Loving Open Source
2022-02-10, by Daniel Pötzinger

Loving Open Source

At AOE our most valuable asset is our experience with building complex enterprise applications to shape companies digital transformation, so why do we care about Open Source at all? We grow by learning on new impulses, not by locking ourselves into our comfort zone.

Tailwind pushing us forward
2022-01-13, by Achim Rolle

Tailwind pushing us forward

There are few technologies that change as often as web frontend tools, libraries and technologies in the recent years.

With a focus on web development at AOE we have been on the bleeding edge ever since, evaluating and understanding what technologies bring us forward.

The weekly Dev-Weekly
2021-12-13, by Thorsten Essig

The weekly Dev-Weekly

Sharing knowledge and experience is what we love, but it took us a long time to establish a format where interested people come together on a regular basis, talking about the newest tech, all cross-team and cross-project.

The Key to Keycloak
2021-12-12, by Theresa Henze

The Key to Keycloak

Keycloak is our go-to tool when it comes to identity management, federating identities over multiple sources and organizing and managing roles for all kinds of applications. -Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool. -So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE? -Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.
Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. +Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. +Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool.

So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE?

Gitlab CI Repo

Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.

Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. Now, looking back, it was quite a ride raising a flock of small Flamingo’s to form a stable basis for our daily work.

AOE
AOE is a leading global provider of services for digital transformation and digital business models. AOE relies exclusively on established Enterprise Open Source technologies. This leads to innovative solutions, digital products diff --git a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/blockchain/index.html b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/blockchain/index.html index f9990f7..a6e878d 100644 --- a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/blockchain/index.html +++ b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/blockchain/index.html @@ -1,9 +1,8 @@ AOE OpenSource
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🍽 Savory Meals
2022-06-27, by Chetan Thapliyal

🍽 Savory Meals

Meals, as the name suggests, is an application to manage meals. It was developed at AOE to manage employee lunch meals. What initially started as a small tool has now grown in to a mature and enterprise ready application, and it’s still growing. It’s been open source ever since, and we love to share it.

Hacking Roombas
2022-05-30, by Fabrizio Branca

Hacking Roombas

When I opened the box of my Roomba back in 2016 there was a sticker saying:

This robot contains an electronic and software interface that allows you to control or modify, and remotely monitor its sensors. For software programmers interested in giving your iRobot new functionality we encourage you to do so.

A little later I first started playing with microcontrollers sending infrared commands to the IR sensor in order to start cleaning via my home network (or specifically by pressing one of the Amazon Dash buttons that came out at that time).

While newer generations of the Roomba product line already come with wifi and cameras I always wanted to be able to add that myself.

Although it may sound a little over-engineered here’s my current project:

Under the top cover of the Roomba there’s a serial interface connector hidden. Using a documented serial interface you can easily send either higher-level commands like start cleaning, stopping, and seeking the dock, or low-level commands like reading individual sensor values, controlling the motors or even playing notes on the internal speaker.

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?
2022-03-12, by Florian Brandel

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?

As software developers we update our systems continuously. With Web3 becoming more and more popular we have to ask ourselves what this new “version” means to us and what we can expect from it.
Loving Open Source
2022-02-10, by Daniel Pötzinger

Loving Open Source

At AOE our most valuable asset is our experience with building complex enterprise applications to shape companies digital transformation, so why do we care about Open Source at all? We grow by learning on new impulses, not by locking ourselves into our comfort zone.

Tailwind pushing us forward
2022-01-13, by Achim Rolle

Tailwind pushing us forward

There are few technologies that change as often as web frontend tools, libraries and technologies in the recent years.

With a focus on web development at AOE we have been on the bleeding edge ever since, evaluating and understanding what technologies bring us forward.

The weekly Dev-Weekly
2021-12-13, by Thorsten Essig

The weekly Dev-Weekly

Sharing knowledge and experience is what we love, but it took us a long time to establish a format where interested people come together on a regular basis, talking about the newest tech, all cross-team and cross-project.

The Key to Keycloak
2021-12-12, by Theresa Henze

The Key to Keycloak

Keycloak is our go-to tool when it comes to identity management, federating identities over multiple sources and organizing and managing roles for all kinds of applications. -Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool. -So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE? -Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.
Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. +Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. +Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool.

So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE?

Gitlab CI Repo

Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.

Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. Now, looking back, it was quite a ride raising a flock of small Flamingo’s to form a stable basis for our daily work.

AOE
AOE is a leading global provider of services for digital transformation and digital business models. AOE relies exclusively on established Enterprise Open Source technologies. This leads to innovative solutions, digital products diff --git a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/build-processes/index.html b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/build-processes/index.html index 14190dd..d5459b9 100644 --- a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/build-processes/index.html +++ b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/build-processes/index.html @@ -1,9 +1,8 @@ AOE OpenSource
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🍽 Savory Meals
2022-06-27, by Chetan Thapliyal

🍽 Savory Meals

Meals, as the name suggests, is an application to manage meals. It was developed at AOE to manage employee lunch meals. What initially started as a small tool has now grown in to a mature and enterprise ready application, and it’s still growing. It’s been open source ever since, and we love to share it.

Hacking Roombas
2022-05-30, by Fabrizio Branca

Hacking Roombas

When I opened the box of my Roomba back in 2016 there was a sticker saying:

This robot contains an electronic and software interface that allows you to control or modify, and remotely monitor its sensors. For software programmers interested in giving your iRobot new functionality we encourage you to do so.

A little later I first started playing with microcontrollers sending infrared commands to the IR sensor in order to start cleaning via my home network (or specifically by pressing one of the Amazon Dash buttons that came out at that time).

While newer generations of the Roomba product line already come with wifi and cameras I always wanted to be able to add that myself.

Although it may sound a little over-engineered here’s my current project:

Under the top cover of the Roomba there’s a serial interface connector hidden. Using a documented serial interface you can easily send either higher-level commands like start cleaning, stopping, and seeking the dock, or low-level commands like reading individual sensor values, controlling the motors or even playing notes on the internal speaker.

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?
2022-03-12, by Florian Brandel

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?

As software developers we update our systems continuously. With Web3 becoming more and more popular we have to ask ourselves what this new “version” means to us and what we can expect from it.
Loving Open Source
2022-02-10, by Daniel Pötzinger

Loving Open Source

At AOE our most valuable asset is our experience with building complex enterprise applications to shape companies digital transformation, so why do we care about Open Source at all? We grow by learning on new impulses, not by locking ourselves into our comfort zone.

Tailwind pushing us forward
2022-01-13, by Achim Rolle

Tailwind pushing us forward

There are few technologies that change as often as web frontend tools, libraries and technologies in the recent years.

With a focus on web development at AOE we have been on the bleeding edge ever since, evaluating and understanding what technologies bring us forward.

The weekly Dev-Weekly
2021-12-13, by Thorsten Essig

The weekly Dev-Weekly

Sharing knowledge and experience is what we love, but it took us a long time to establish a format where interested people come together on a regular basis, talking about the newest tech, all cross-team and cross-project.

The Key to Keycloak
2021-12-12, by Theresa Henze

The Key to Keycloak

Keycloak is our go-to tool when it comes to identity management, federating identities over multiple sources and organizing and managing roles for all kinds of applications. -Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool. -So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE? -Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.
Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. +Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. +Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool.

So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE?

Gitlab CI Repo

Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.

Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. Now, looking back, it was quite a ride raising a flock of small Flamingo’s to form a stable basis for our daily work.

AOE
AOE is a leading global provider of services for digital transformation and digital business models. AOE relies exclusively on established Enterprise Open Source technologies. This leads to innovative solutions, digital products diff --git a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/build-processes/index.xml b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/build-processes/index.xml index c8b3e96..a0d887f 100644 --- a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/build-processes/index.xml +++ b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/build-processes/index.xml @@ -1,3 +1,16 @@ -Build Processes on AOE OpenSourcehttps://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/build-processes/Recent content in Build Processes on AOE OpenSourceHugoen-usWed, 10 Nov 2021 00:00:00 +0000Running (faster) with Gitlab CIhttps://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/running-gitlab-ci/Wed, 10 Nov 2021 00:00:00 +0000https://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/running-gitlab-ci/Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool. -So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE? -Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead. \ No newline at end of file +Build Processes on AOE OpenSourcehttps://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/build-processes/Recent content in Build Processes on AOE OpenSourceHugoen-usWed, 10 Nov 2021 00:00:00 +0000Running (faster) with Gitlab CIhttps://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/running-gitlab-ci/Wed, 10 Nov 2021 00:00:00 +0000https://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/running-gitlab-ci/<p>Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. +Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool.</p> +<p>So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE?</p> + + + + + <picture> + + <source srcset="https://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/running-gitlab-ci/images/gitlab-ci-1_hu12396438957244856298.webp" /> + + <img src="https://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/running-gitlab-ci/images/gitlab-ci-1_hu8677614840330491278.png" alt="Gitlab CI Repo" /> + </picture> + + +<p>Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.</p> \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/community/index.html b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/community/index.html index 699bdc3..fe3b6ae 100644 --- a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/community/index.html +++ b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/community/index.html @@ -1,9 +1,8 @@ AOE OpenSource
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🍽 Savory Meals
2022-06-27, by Chetan Thapliyal

🍽 Savory Meals

Meals, as the name suggests, is an application to manage meals. It was developed at AOE to manage employee lunch meals. What initially started as a small tool has now grown in to a mature and enterprise ready application, and it’s still growing. It’s been open source ever since, and we love to share it.

Hacking Roombas
2022-05-30, by Fabrizio Branca

Hacking Roombas

When I opened the box of my Roomba back in 2016 there was a sticker saying:

This robot contains an electronic and software interface that allows you to control or modify, and remotely monitor its sensors. For software programmers interested in giving your iRobot new functionality we encourage you to do so.

A little later I first started playing with microcontrollers sending infrared commands to the IR sensor in order to start cleaning via my home network (or specifically by pressing one of the Amazon Dash buttons that came out at that time).

While newer generations of the Roomba product line already come with wifi and cameras I always wanted to be able to add that myself.

Although it may sound a little over-engineered here’s my current project:

Under the top cover of the Roomba there’s a serial interface connector hidden. Using a documented serial interface you can easily send either higher-level commands like start cleaning, stopping, and seeking the dock, or low-level commands like reading individual sensor values, controlling the motors or even playing notes on the internal speaker.

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?
2022-03-12, by Florian Brandel

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?

As software developers we update our systems continuously. With Web3 becoming more and more popular we have to ask ourselves what this new “version” means to us and what we can expect from it.
Loving Open Source
2022-02-10, by Daniel Pötzinger

Loving Open Source

At AOE our most valuable asset is our experience with building complex enterprise applications to shape companies digital transformation, so why do we care about Open Source at all? We grow by learning on new impulses, not by locking ourselves into our comfort zone.

Tailwind pushing us forward
2022-01-13, by Achim Rolle

Tailwind pushing us forward

There are few technologies that change as often as web frontend tools, libraries and technologies in the recent years.

With a focus on web development at AOE we have been on the bleeding edge ever since, evaluating and understanding what technologies bring us forward.

The weekly Dev-Weekly
2021-12-13, by Thorsten Essig

The weekly Dev-Weekly

Sharing knowledge and experience is what we love, but it took us a long time to establish a format where interested people come together on a regular basis, talking about the newest tech, all cross-team and cross-project.

The Key to Keycloak
2021-12-12, by Theresa Henze

The Key to Keycloak

Keycloak is our go-to tool when it comes to identity management, federating identities over multiple sources and organizing and managing roles for all kinds of applications. -Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool. -So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE? -Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.
Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. +Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. +Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool.

So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE?

Gitlab CI Repo

Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.

Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. Now, looking back, it was quite a ride raising a flock of small Flamingo’s to form a stable basis for our daily work.

AOE
AOE is a leading global provider of services for digital transformation and digital business models. AOE relies exclusively on established Enterprise Open Source technologies. This leads to innovative solutions, digital products diff --git a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/conference/index.html b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/conference/index.html index 5395aed..105e8f2 100644 --- a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/conference/index.html +++ b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/conference/index.html @@ -1,9 +1,8 @@ AOE OpenSource
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🍽 Savory Meals
2022-06-27, by Chetan Thapliyal

🍽 Savory Meals

Meals, as the name suggests, is an application to manage meals. It was developed at AOE to manage employee lunch meals. What initially started as a small tool has now grown in to a mature and enterprise ready application, and it’s still growing. It’s been open source ever since, and we love to share it.

Hacking Roombas
2022-05-30, by Fabrizio Branca

Hacking Roombas

When I opened the box of my Roomba back in 2016 there was a sticker saying:

This robot contains an electronic and software interface that allows you to control or modify, and remotely monitor its sensors. For software programmers interested in giving your iRobot new functionality we encourage you to do so.

A little later I first started playing with microcontrollers sending infrared commands to the IR sensor in order to start cleaning via my home network (or specifically by pressing one of the Amazon Dash buttons that came out at that time).

While newer generations of the Roomba product line already come with wifi and cameras I always wanted to be able to add that myself.

Although it may sound a little over-engineered here’s my current project:

Under the top cover of the Roomba there’s a serial interface connector hidden. Using a documented serial interface you can easily send either higher-level commands like start cleaning, stopping, and seeking the dock, or low-level commands like reading individual sensor values, controlling the motors or even playing notes on the internal speaker.

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?
2022-03-12, by Florian Brandel

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?

As software developers we update our systems continuously. With Web3 becoming more and more popular we have to ask ourselves what this new “version” means to us and what we can expect from it.
Loving Open Source
2022-02-10, by Daniel Pötzinger

Loving Open Source

At AOE our most valuable asset is our experience with building complex enterprise applications to shape companies digital transformation, so why do we care about Open Source at all? We grow by learning on new impulses, not by locking ourselves into our comfort zone.

Tailwind pushing us forward
2022-01-13, by Achim Rolle

Tailwind pushing us forward

There are few technologies that change as often as web frontend tools, libraries and technologies in the recent years.

With a focus on web development at AOE we have been on the bleeding edge ever since, evaluating and understanding what technologies bring us forward.

The weekly Dev-Weekly
2021-12-13, by Thorsten Essig

The weekly Dev-Weekly

Sharing knowledge and experience is what we love, but it took us a long time to establish a format where interested people come together on a regular basis, talking about the newest tech, all cross-team and cross-project.

The Key to Keycloak
2021-12-12, by Theresa Henze

The Key to Keycloak

Keycloak is our go-to tool when it comes to identity management, federating identities over multiple sources and organizing and managing roles for all kinds of applications. -Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool. -So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE? -Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.
Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. +Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. +Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool.

So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE?

Gitlab CI Repo

Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.

Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. Now, looking back, it was quite a ride raising a flock of small Flamingo’s to form a stable basis for our daily work.

AOE
AOE is a leading global provider of services for digital transformation and digital business models. AOE relies exclusively on established Enterprise Open Source technologies. This leads to innovative solutions, digital products diff --git a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/continuous-integration/index.html b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/continuous-integration/index.html index 047885b..2d0a636 100644 --- a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/continuous-integration/index.html +++ b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/continuous-integration/index.html @@ -1,9 +1,8 @@ AOE OpenSource
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🍽 Savory Meals
2022-06-27, by Chetan Thapliyal

🍽 Savory Meals

Meals, as the name suggests, is an application to manage meals. It was developed at AOE to manage employee lunch meals. What initially started as a small tool has now grown in to a mature and enterprise ready application, and it’s still growing. It’s been open source ever since, and we love to share it.

Hacking Roombas
2022-05-30, by Fabrizio Branca

Hacking Roombas

When I opened the box of my Roomba back in 2016 there was a sticker saying:

This robot contains an electronic and software interface that allows you to control or modify, and remotely monitor its sensors. For software programmers interested in giving your iRobot new functionality we encourage you to do so.

A little later I first started playing with microcontrollers sending infrared commands to the IR sensor in order to start cleaning via my home network (or specifically by pressing one of the Amazon Dash buttons that came out at that time).

While newer generations of the Roomba product line already come with wifi and cameras I always wanted to be able to add that myself.

Although it may sound a little over-engineered here’s my current project:

Under the top cover of the Roomba there’s a serial interface connector hidden. Using a documented serial interface you can easily send either higher-level commands like start cleaning, stopping, and seeking the dock, or low-level commands like reading individual sensor values, controlling the motors or even playing notes on the internal speaker.

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?
2022-03-12, by Florian Brandel

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?

As software developers we update our systems continuously. With Web3 becoming more and more popular we have to ask ourselves what this new “version” means to us and what we can expect from it.
Loving Open Source
2022-02-10, by Daniel Pötzinger

Loving Open Source

At AOE our most valuable asset is our experience with building complex enterprise applications to shape companies digital transformation, so why do we care about Open Source at all? We grow by learning on new impulses, not by locking ourselves into our comfort zone.

Tailwind pushing us forward
2022-01-13, by Achim Rolle

Tailwind pushing us forward

There are few technologies that change as often as web frontend tools, libraries and technologies in the recent years.

With a focus on web development at AOE we have been on the bleeding edge ever since, evaluating and understanding what technologies bring us forward.

The weekly Dev-Weekly
2021-12-13, by Thorsten Essig

The weekly Dev-Weekly

Sharing knowledge and experience is what we love, but it took us a long time to establish a format where interested people come together on a regular basis, talking about the newest tech, all cross-team and cross-project.

The Key to Keycloak
2021-12-12, by Theresa Henze

The Key to Keycloak

Keycloak is our go-to tool when it comes to identity management, federating identities over multiple sources and organizing and managing roles for all kinds of applications. -Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool. -So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE? -Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.
Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. +Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. +Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool.

So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE?

Gitlab CI Repo

Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.

Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. Now, looking back, it was quite a ride raising a flock of small Flamingo’s to form a stable basis for our daily work.

AOE
AOE is a leading global provider of services for digital transformation and digital business models. AOE relies exclusively on established Enterprise Open Source technologies. This leads to innovative solutions, digital products diff --git a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/continuous-integration/index.xml b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/continuous-integration/index.xml index 80c8cfa..e5602fe 100644 --- a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/continuous-integration/index.xml +++ b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/continuous-integration/index.xml @@ -1,3 +1,16 @@ -Continuous Integration on AOE OpenSourcehttps://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/continuous-integration/Recent content in Continuous Integration on AOE OpenSourceHugoen-usWed, 10 Nov 2021 00:00:00 +0000Running (faster) with Gitlab CIhttps://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/running-gitlab-ci/Wed, 10 Nov 2021 00:00:00 +0000https://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/running-gitlab-ci/Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool. -So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE? -Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead. \ No newline at end of file +Continuous Integration on AOE OpenSourcehttps://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/continuous-integration/Recent content in Continuous Integration on AOE OpenSourceHugoen-usWed, 10 Nov 2021 00:00:00 +0000Running (faster) with Gitlab CIhttps://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/running-gitlab-ci/Wed, 10 Nov 2021 00:00:00 +0000https://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/running-gitlab-ci/<p>Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. +Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool.</p> +<p>So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE?</p> + + + + + <picture> + + <source srcset="https://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/running-gitlab-ci/images/gitlab-ci-1_hu12396438957244856298.webp" /> + + <img src="https://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/running-gitlab-ci/images/gitlab-ci-1_hu8677614840330491278.png" alt="Gitlab CI Repo" /> + </picture> + + +<p>Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.</p> \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/contribute/index.html b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/contribute/index.html index cac9287..cb5e097 100644 --- a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/contribute/index.html +++ b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/contribute/index.html @@ -1,9 +1,8 @@ AOE OpenSource
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🍽 Savory Meals
2022-06-27, by Chetan Thapliyal

🍽 Savory Meals

Meals, as the name suggests, is an application to manage meals. It was developed at AOE to manage employee lunch meals. What initially started as a small tool has now grown in to a mature and enterprise ready application, and it’s still growing. It’s been open source ever since, and we love to share it.

Hacking Roombas
2022-05-30, by Fabrizio Branca

Hacking Roombas

When I opened the box of my Roomba back in 2016 there was a sticker saying:

This robot contains an electronic and software interface that allows you to control or modify, and remotely monitor its sensors. For software programmers interested in giving your iRobot new functionality we encourage you to do so.

A little later I first started playing with microcontrollers sending infrared commands to the IR sensor in order to start cleaning via my home network (or specifically by pressing one of the Amazon Dash buttons that came out at that time).

While newer generations of the Roomba product line already come with wifi and cameras I always wanted to be able to add that myself.

Although it may sound a little over-engineered here’s my current project:

Under the top cover of the Roomba there’s a serial interface connector hidden. Using a documented serial interface you can easily send either higher-level commands like start cleaning, stopping, and seeking the dock, or low-level commands like reading individual sensor values, controlling the motors or even playing notes on the internal speaker.

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?
2022-03-12, by Florian Brandel

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?

As software developers we update our systems continuously. With Web3 becoming more and more popular we have to ask ourselves what this new “version” means to us and what we can expect from it.
Loving Open Source
2022-02-10, by Daniel Pötzinger

Loving Open Source

At AOE our most valuable asset is our experience with building complex enterprise applications to shape companies digital transformation, so why do we care about Open Source at all? We grow by learning on new impulses, not by locking ourselves into our comfort zone.

Tailwind pushing us forward
2022-01-13, by Achim Rolle

Tailwind pushing us forward

There are few technologies that change as often as web frontend tools, libraries and technologies in the recent years.

With a focus on web development at AOE we have been on the bleeding edge ever since, evaluating and understanding what technologies bring us forward.

The weekly Dev-Weekly
2021-12-13, by Thorsten Essig

The weekly Dev-Weekly

Sharing knowledge and experience is what we love, but it took us a long time to establish a format where interested people come together on a regular basis, talking about the newest tech, all cross-team and cross-project.

The Key to Keycloak
2021-12-12, by Theresa Henze

The Key to Keycloak

Keycloak is our go-to tool when it comes to identity management, federating identities over multiple sources and organizing and managing roles for all kinds of applications. -Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool. -So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE? -Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.
Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. +Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. +Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool.

So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE?

Gitlab CI Repo

Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.

Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. Now, looking back, it was quite a ride raising a flock of small Flamingo’s to form a stable basis for our daily work.

AOE
AOE is a leading global provider of services for digital transformation and digital business models. AOE relies exclusively on established Enterprise Open Source technologies. This leads to innovative solutions, digital products diff --git a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/css/index.html b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/css/index.html index 244a686..cd7be3b 100644 --- a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/css/index.html +++ b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/css/index.html @@ -1,9 +1,8 @@ AOE OpenSource
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🍽 Savory Meals
2022-06-27, by Chetan Thapliyal

🍽 Savory Meals

Meals, as the name suggests, is an application to manage meals. It was developed at AOE to manage employee lunch meals. What initially started as a small tool has now grown in to a mature and enterprise ready application, and it’s still growing. It’s been open source ever since, and we love to share it.

Hacking Roombas
2022-05-30, by Fabrizio Branca

Hacking Roombas

When I opened the box of my Roomba back in 2016 there was a sticker saying:

This robot contains an electronic and software interface that allows you to control or modify, and remotely monitor its sensors. For software programmers interested in giving your iRobot new functionality we encourage you to do so.

A little later I first started playing with microcontrollers sending infrared commands to the IR sensor in order to start cleaning via my home network (or specifically by pressing one of the Amazon Dash buttons that came out at that time).

While newer generations of the Roomba product line already come with wifi and cameras I always wanted to be able to add that myself.

Although it may sound a little over-engineered here’s my current project:

Under the top cover of the Roomba there’s a serial interface connector hidden. Using a documented serial interface you can easily send either higher-level commands like start cleaning, stopping, and seeking the dock, or low-level commands like reading individual sensor values, controlling the motors or even playing notes on the internal speaker.

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?
2022-03-12, by Florian Brandel

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?

As software developers we update our systems continuously. With Web3 becoming more and more popular we have to ask ourselves what this new “version” means to us and what we can expect from it.
Loving Open Source
2022-02-10, by Daniel Pötzinger

Loving Open Source

At AOE our most valuable asset is our experience with building complex enterprise applications to shape companies digital transformation, so why do we care about Open Source at all? We grow by learning on new impulses, not by locking ourselves into our comfort zone.

Tailwind pushing us forward
2022-01-13, by Achim Rolle

Tailwind pushing us forward

There are few technologies that change as often as web frontend tools, libraries and technologies in the recent years.

With a focus on web development at AOE we have been on the bleeding edge ever since, evaluating and understanding what technologies bring us forward.

The weekly Dev-Weekly
2021-12-13, by Thorsten Essig

The weekly Dev-Weekly

Sharing knowledge and experience is what we love, but it took us a long time to establish a format where interested people come together on a regular basis, talking about the newest tech, all cross-team and cross-project.

The Key to Keycloak
2021-12-12, by Theresa Henze

The Key to Keycloak

Keycloak is our go-to tool when it comes to identity management, federating identities over multiple sources and organizing and managing roles for all kinds of applications. -Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool. -So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE? -Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.
Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. +Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. +Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool.

So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE?

Gitlab CI Repo

Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.

Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. Now, looking back, it was quite a ride raising a flock of small Flamingo’s to form a stable basis for our daily work.

AOE
AOE is a leading global provider of services for digital transformation and digital business models. AOE relies exclusively on established Enterprise Open Source technologies. This leads to innovative solutions, digital products diff --git a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/delivery/index.html b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/delivery/index.html index 5f41c3f..d449f9f 100644 --- a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/delivery/index.html +++ b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/delivery/index.html @@ -1,9 +1,8 @@ AOE OpenSource
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🍽 Savory Meals
2022-06-27, by Chetan Thapliyal

🍽 Savory Meals

Meals, as the name suggests, is an application to manage meals. It was developed at AOE to manage employee lunch meals. What initially started as a small tool has now grown in to a mature and enterprise ready application, and it’s still growing. It’s been open source ever since, and we love to share it.

Hacking Roombas
2022-05-30, by Fabrizio Branca

Hacking Roombas

When I opened the box of my Roomba back in 2016 there was a sticker saying:

This robot contains an electronic and software interface that allows you to control or modify, and remotely monitor its sensors. For software programmers interested in giving your iRobot new functionality we encourage you to do so.

A little later I first started playing with microcontrollers sending infrared commands to the IR sensor in order to start cleaning via my home network (or specifically by pressing one of the Amazon Dash buttons that came out at that time).

While newer generations of the Roomba product line already come with wifi and cameras I always wanted to be able to add that myself.

Although it may sound a little over-engineered here’s my current project:

Under the top cover of the Roomba there’s a serial interface connector hidden. Using a documented serial interface you can easily send either higher-level commands like start cleaning, stopping, and seeking the dock, or low-level commands like reading individual sensor values, controlling the motors or even playing notes on the internal speaker.

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?
2022-03-12, by Florian Brandel

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?

As software developers we update our systems continuously. With Web3 becoming more and more popular we have to ask ourselves what this new “version” means to us and what we can expect from it.
Loving Open Source
2022-02-10, by Daniel Pötzinger

Loving Open Source

At AOE our most valuable asset is our experience with building complex enterprise applications to shape companies digital transformation, so why do we care about Open Source at all? We grow by learning on new impulses, not by locking ourselves into our comfort zone.

Tailwind pushing us forward
2022-01-13, by Achim Rolle

Tailwind pushing us forward

There are few technologies that change as often as web frontend tools, libraries and technologies in the recent years.

With a focus on web development at AOE we have been on the bleeding edge ever since, evaluating and understanding what technologies bring us forward.

The weekly Dev-Weekly
2021-12-13, by Thorsten Essig

The weekly Dev-Weekly

Sharing knowledge and experience is what we love, but it took us a long time to establish a format where interested people come together on a regular basis, talking about the newest tech, all cross-team and cross-project.

The Key to Keycloak
2021-12-12, by Theresa Henze

The Key to Keycloak

Keycloak is our go-to tool when it comes to identity management, federating identities over multiple sources and organizing and managing roles for all kinds of applications. -Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool. -So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE? -Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.
Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. +Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. +Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool.

So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE?

Gitlab CI Repo

Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.

Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. Now, looking back, it was quite a ride raising a flock of small Flamingo’s to form a stable basis for our daily work.

AOE
AOE is a leading global provider of services for digital transformation and digital business models. AOE relies exclusively on established Enterprise Open Source technologies. This leads to innovative solutions, digital products diff --git a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/delivery/index.xml b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/delivery/index.xml index ac0650d..733f08a 100644 --- a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/delivery/index.xml +++ b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/delivery/index.xml @@ -1,3 +1,16 @@ -Delivery on AOE OpenSourcehttps://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/delivery/Recent content in Delivery on AOE OpenSourceHugoen-usWed, 10 Nov 2021 00:00:00 +0000Running (faster) with Gitlab CIhttps://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/running-gitlab-ci/Wed, 10 Nov 2021 00:00:00 +0000https://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/running-gitlab-ci/Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool. -So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE? -Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead. \ No newline at end of file +Delivery on AOE OpenSourcehttps://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/delivery/Recent content in Delivery on AOE OpenSourceHugoen-usWed, 10 Nov 2021 00:00:00 +0000Running (faster) with Gitlab CIhttps://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/running-gitlab-ci/Wed, 10 Nov 2021 00:00:00 +0000https://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/running-gitlab-ci/<p>Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. +Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool.</p> +<p>So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE?</p> + + + + + <picture> + + <source srcset="https://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/running-gitlab-ci/images/gitlab-ci-1_hu12396438957244856298.webp" /> + + <img src="https://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/running-gitlab-ci/images/gitlab-ci-1_hu8677614840330491278.png" alt="Gitlab CI Repo" /> + </picture> + + +<p>Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.</p> \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/dev-weekly/index.html b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/dev-weekly/index.html index 3fed5cb..74c4ac4 100644 --- a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/dev-weekly/index.html +++ b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/dev-weekly/index.html @@ -1,9 +1,8 @@ AOE OpenSource
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🍽 Savory Meals
2022-06-27, by Chetan Thapliyal

🍽 Savory Meals

Meals, as the name suggests, is an application to manage meals. It was developed at AOE to manage employee lunch meals. What initially started as a small tool has now grown in to a mature and enterprise ready application, and it’s still growing. It’s been open source ever since, and we love to share it.

Hacking Roombas
2022-05-30, by Fabrizio Branca

Hacking Roombas

When I opened the box of my Roomba back in 2016 there was a sticker saying:

This robot contains an electronic and software interface that allows you to control or modify, and remotely monitor its sensors. For software programmers interested in giving your iRobot new functionality we encourage you to do so.

A little later I first started playing with microcontrollers sending infrared commands to the IR sensor in order to start cleaning via my home network (or specifically by pressing one of the Amazon Dash buttons that came out at that time).

While newer generations of the Roomba product line already come with wifi and cameras I always wanted to be able to add that myself.

Although it may sound a little over-engineered here’s my current project:

Under the top cover of the Roomba there’s a serial interface connector hidden. Using a documented serial interface you can easily send either higher-level commands like start cleaning, stopping, and seeking the dock, or low-level commands like reading individual sensor values, controlling the motors or even playing notes on the internal speaker.

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?
2022-03-12, by Florian Brandel

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?

As software developers we update our systems continuously. With Web3 becoming more and more popular we have to ask ourselves what this new “version” means to us and what we can expect from it.
Loving Open Source
2022-02-10, by Daniel Pötzinger

Loving Open Source

At AOE our most valuable asset is our experience with building complex enterprise applications to shape companies digital transformation, so why do we care about Open Source at all? We grow by learning on new impulses, not by locking ourselves into our comfort zone.

Tailwind pushing us forward
2022-01-13, by Achim Rolle

Tailwind pushing us forward

There are few technologies that change as often as web frontend tools, libraries and technologies in the recent years.

With a focus on web development at AOE we have been on the bleeding edge ever since, evaluating and understanding what technologies bring us forward.

The weekly Dev-Weekly
2021-12-13, by Thorsten Essig

The weekly Dev-Weekly

Sharing knowledge and experience is what we love, but it took us a long time to establish a format where interested people come together on a regular basis, talking about the newest tech, all cross-team and cross-project.

The Key to Keycloak
2021-12-12, by Theresa Henze

The Key to Keycloak

Keycloak is our go-to tool when it comes to identity management, federating identities over multiple sources and organizing and managing roles for all kinds of applications. -Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool. -So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE? -Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.
Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. +Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. +Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool.

So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE?

Gitlab CI Repo

Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.

Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. Now, looking back, it was quite a ride raising a flock of small Flamingo’s to form a stable basis for our daily work.

AOE
AOE is a leading global provider of services for digital transformation and digital business models. AOE relies exclusively on established Enterprise Open Source technologies. This leads to innovative solutions, digital products diff --git a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/esp32/index.html b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/esp32/index.html index 5b09848..ce68fe1 100644 --- a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/esp32/index.html +++ b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/esp32/index.html @@ -1,9 +1,8 @@ AOE OpenSource
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🍽 Savory Meals
2022-06-27, by Chetan Thapliyal

🍽 Savory Meals

Meals, as the name suggests, is an application to manage meals. It was developed at AOE to manage employee lunch meals. What initially started as a small tool has now grown in to a mature and enterprise ready application, and it’s still growing. It’s been open source ever since, and we love to share it.

Hacking Roombas
2022-05-30, by Fabrizio Branca

Hacking Roombas

When I opened the box of my Roomba back in 2016 there was a sticker saying:

This robot contains an electronic and software interface that allows you to control or modify, and remotely monitor its sensors. For software programmers interested in giving your iRobot new functionality we encourage you to do so.

A little later I first started playing with microcontrollers sending infrared commands to the IR sensor in order to start cleaning via my home network (or specifically by pressing one of the Amazon Dash buttons that came out at that time).

While newer generations of the Roomba product line already come with wifi and cameras I always wanted to be able to add that myself.

Although it may sound a little over-engineered here’s my current project:

Under the top cover of the Roomba there’s a serial interface connector hidden. Using a documented serial interface you can easily send either higher-level commands like start cleaning, stopping, and seeking the dock, or low-level commands like reading individual sensor values, controlling the motors or even playing notes on the internal speaker.

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?
2022-03-12, by Florian Brandel

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?

As software developers we update our systems continuously. With Web3 becoming more and more popular we have to ask ourselves what this new “version” means to us and what we can expect from it.
Loving Open Source
2022-02-10, by Daniel Pötzinger

Loving Open Source

At AOE our most valuable asset is our experience with building complex enterprise applications to shape companies digital transformation, so why do we care about Open Source at all? We grow by learning on new impulses, not by locking ourselves into our comfort zone.

Tailwind pushing us forward
2022-01-13, by Achim Rolle

Tailwind pushing us forward

There are few technologies that change as often as web frontend tools, libraries and technologies in the recent years.

With a focus on web development at AOE we have been on the bleeding edge ever since, evaluating and understanding what technologies bring us forward.

The weekly Dev-Weekly
2021-12-13, by Thorsten Essig

The weekly Dev-Weekly

Sharing knowledge and experience is what we love, but it took us a long time to establish a format where interested people come together on a regular basis, talking about the newest tech, all cross-team and cross-project.

The Key to Keycloak
2021-12-12, by Theresa Henze

The Key to Keycloak

Keycloak is our go-to tool when it comes to identity management, federating identities over multiple sources and organizing and managing roles for all kinds of applications. -Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool. -So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE? -Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.
Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. +Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. +Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool.

So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE?

Gitlab CI Repo

Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.

Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. Now, looking back, it was quite a ride raising a flock of small Flamingo’s to form a stable basis for our daily work.

AOE
AOE is a leading global provider of services for digital transformation and digital business models. AOE relies exclusively on established Enterprise Open Source technologies. This leads to innovative solutions, digital products diff --git a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/flamingo/index.html b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/flamingo/index.html index 1c299fe..4e9d52c 100644 --- a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/flamingo/index.html +++ b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/flamingo/index.html @@ -1,9 +1,8 @@ AOE OpenSource
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🍽 Savory Meals
2022-06-27, by Chetan Thapliyal

🍽 Savory Meals

Meals, as the name suggests, is an application to manage meals. It was developed at AOE to manage employee lunch meals. What initially started as a small tool has now grown in to a mature and enterprise ready application, and it’s still growing. It’s been open source ever since, and we love to share it.

Hacking Roombas
2022-05-30, by Fabrizio Branca

Hacking Roombas

When I opened the box of my Roomba back in 2016 there was a sticker saying:

This robot contains an electronic and software interface that allows you to control or modify, and remotely monitor its sensors. For software programmers interested in giving your iRobot new functionality we encourage you to do so.

A little later I first started playing with microcontrollers sending infrared commands to the IR sensor in order to start cleaning via my home network (or specifically by pressing one of the Amazon Dash buttons that came out at that time).

While newer generations of the Roomba product line already come with wifi and cameras I always wanted to be able to add that myself.

Although it may sound a little over-engineered here’s my current project:

Under the top cover of the Roomba there’s a serial interface connector hidden. Using a documented serial interface you can easily send either higher-level commands like start cleaning, stopping, and seeking the dock, or low-level commands like reading individual sensor values, controlling the motors or even playing notes on the internal speaker.

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?
2022-03-12, by Florian Brandel

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?

As software developers we update our systems continuously. With Web3 becoming more and more popular we have to ask ourselves what this new “version” means to us and what we can expect from it.
Loving Open Source
2022-02-10, by Daniel Pötzinger

Loving Open Source

At AOE our most valuable asset is our experience with building complex enterprise applications to shape companies digital transformation, so why do we care about Open Source at all? We grow by learning on new impulses, not by locking ourselves into our comfort zone.

Tailwind pushing us forward
2022-01-13, by Achim Rolle

Tailwind pushing us forward

There are few technologies that change as often as web frontend tools, libraries and technologies in the recent years.

With a focus on web development at AOE we have been on the bleeding edge ever since, evaluating and understanding what technologies bring us forward.

The weekly Dev-Weekly
2021-12-13, by Thorsten Essig

The weekly Dev-Weekly

Sharing knowledge and experience is what we love, but it took us a long time to establish a format where interested people come together on a regular basis, talking about the newest tech, all cross-team and cross-project.

The Key to Keycloak
2021-12-12, by Theresa Henze

The Key to Keycloak

Keycloak is our go-to tool when it comes to identity management, federating identities over multiple sources and organizing and managing roles for all kinds of applications. -Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool. -So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE? -Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.
Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. +Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. +Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool.

So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE?

Gitlab CI Repo

Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.

Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. Now, looking back, it was quite a ride raising a flock of small Flamingo’s to form a stable basis for our daily work.

AOE
AOE is a leading global provider of services for digital transformation and digital business models. AOE relies exclusively on established Enterprise Open Source technologies. This leads to innovative solutions, digital products diff --git a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/frontend/index.html b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/frontend/index.html index a2c28f7..2e8e429 100644 --- a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/frontend/index.html +++ b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/frontend/index.html @@ -1,9 +1,8 @@ AOE OpenSource
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🍽 Savory Meals
2022-06-27, by Chetan Thapliyal

🍽 Savory Meals

Meals, as the name suggests, is an application to manage meals. It was developed at AOE to manage employee lunch meals. What initially started as a small tool has now grown in to a mature and enterprise ready application, and it’s still growing. It’s been open source ever since, and we love to share it.

Hacking Roombas
2022-05-30, by Fabrizio Branca

Hacking Roombas

When I opened the box of my Roomba back in 2016 there was a sticker saying:

This robot contains an electronic and software interface that allows you to control or modify, and remotely monitor its sensors. For software programmers interested in giving your iRobot new functionality we encourage you to do so.

A little later I first started playing with microcontrollers sending infrared commands to the IR sensor in order to start cleaning via my home network (or specifically by pressing one of the Amazon Dash buttons that came out at that time).

While newer generations of the Roomba product line already come with wifi and cameras I always wanted to be able to add that myself.

Although it may sound a little over-engineered here’s my current project:

Under the top cover of the Roomba there’s a serial interface connector hidden. Using a documented serial interface you can easily send either higher-level commands like start cleaning, stopping, and seeking the dock, or low-level commands like reading individual sensor values, controlling the motors or even playing notes on the internal speaker.

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?
2022-03-12, by Florian Brandel

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?

As software developers we update our systems continuously. With Web3 becoming more and more popular we have to ask ourselves what this new “version” means to us and what we can expect from it.
Loving Open Source
2022-02-10, by Daniel Pötzinger

Loving Open Source

At AOE our most valuable asset is our experience with building complex enterprise applications to shape companies digital transformation, so why do we care about Open Source at all? We grow by learning on new impulses, not by locking ourselves into our comfort zone.

Tailwind pushing us forward
2022-01-13, by Achim Rolle

Tailwind pushing us forward

There are few technologies that change as often as web frontend tools, libraries and technologies in the recent years.

With a focus on web development at AOE we have been on the bleeding edge ever since, evaluating and understanding what technologies bring us forward.

The weekly Dev-Weekly
2021-12-13, by Thorsten Essig

The weekly Dev-Weekly

Sharing knowledge and experience is what we love, but it took us a long time to establish a format where interested people come together on a regular basis, talking about the newest tech, all cross-team and cross-project.

The Key to Keycloak
2021-12-12, by Theresa Henze

The Key to Keycloak

Keycloak is our go-to tool when it comes to identity management, federating identities over multiple sources and organizing and managing roles for all kinds of applications. -Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool. -So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE? -Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.
Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. +Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. +Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool.

So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE?

Gitlab CI Repo

Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.

Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. Now, looking back, it was quite a ride raising a flock of small Flamingo’s to form a stable basis for our daily work.

AOE
AOE is a leading global provider of services for digital transformation and digital business models. AOE relies exclusively on established Enterprise Open Source technologies. This leads to innovative solutions, digital products diff --git a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/gitlab-ci/index.html b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/gitlab-ci/index.html index 6eb9310..7dee9ab 100644 --- a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/gitlab-ci/index.html +++ b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/gitlab-ci/index.html @@ -1,9 +1,8 @@ AOE OpenSource
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🍽 Savory Meals
2022-06-27, by Chetan Thapliyal

🍽 Savory Meals

Meals, as the name suggests, is an application to manage meals. It was developed at AOE to manage employee lunch meals. What initially started as a small tool has now grown in to a mature and enterprise ready application, and it’s still growing. It’s been open source ever since, and we love to share it.

Hacking Roombas
2022-05-30, by Fabrizio Branca

Hacking Roombas

When I opened the box of my Roomba back in 2016 there was a sticker saying:

This robot contains an electronic and software interface that allows you to control or modify, and remotely monitor its sensors. For software programmers interested in giving your iRobot new functionality we encourage you to do so.

A little later I first started playing with microcontrollers sending infrared commands to the IR sensor in order to start cleaning via my home network (or specifically by pressing one of the Amazon Dash buttons that came out at that time).

While newer generations of the Roomba product line already come with wifi and cameras I always wanted to be able to add that myself.

Although it may sound a little over-engineered here’s my current project:

Under the top cover of the Roomba there’s a serial interface connector hidden. Using a documented serial interface you can easily send either higher-level commands like start cleaning, stopping, and seeking the dock, or low-level commands like reading individual sensor values, controlling the motors or even playing notes on the internal speaker.

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?
2022-03-12, by Florian Brandel

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?

As software developers we update our systems continuously. With Web3 becoming more and more popular we have to ask ourselves what this new “version” means to us and what we can expect from it.
Loving Open Source
2022-02-10, by Daniel Pötzinger

Loving Open Source

At AOE our most valuable asset is our experience with building complex enterprise applications to shape companies digital transformation, so why do we care about Open Source at all? We grow by learning on new impulses, not by locking ourselves into our comfort zone.

Tailwind pushing us forward
2022-01-13, by Achim Rolle

Tailwind pushing us forward

There are few technologies that change as often as web frontend tools, libraries and technologies in the recent years.

With a focus on web development at AOE we have been on the bleeding edge ever since, evaluating and understanding what technologies bring us forward.

The weekly Dev-Weekly
2021-12-13, by Thorsten Essig

The weekly Dev-Weekly

Sharing knowledge and experience is what we love, but it took us a long time to establish a format where interested people come together on a regular basis, talking about the newest tech, all cross-team and cross-project.

The Key to Keycloak
2021-12-12, by Theresa Henze

The Key to Keycloak

Keycloak is our go-to tool when it comes to identity management, federating identities over multiple sources and organizing and managing roles for all kinds of applications. -Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool. -So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE? -Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.
Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. +Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. +Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool.

So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE?

Gitlab CI Repo

Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.

Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. Now, looking back, it was quite a ride raising a flock of small Flamingo’s to form a stable basis for our daily work.

AOE
AOE is a leading global provider of services for digital transformation and digital business models. AOE relies exclusively on established Enterprise Open Source technologies. This leads to innovative solutions, digital products diff --git a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/gitlab-ci/index.xml b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/gitlab-ci/index.xml index b271cec..3848680 100644 --- a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/gitlab-ci/index.xml +++ b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/gitlab-ci/index.xml @@ -1,3 +1,16 @@ -Gitlab CI on AOE OpenSourcehttps://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/gitlab-ci/Recent content in Gitlab CI on AOE OpenSourceHugoen-usWed, 10 Nov 2021 00:00:00 +0000Running (faster) with Gitlab CIhttps://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/running-gitlab-ci/Wed, 10 Nov 2021 00:00:00 +0000https://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/running-gitlab-ci/Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool. -So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE? -Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead. \ No newline at end of file +Gitlab CI on AOE OpenSourcehttps://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/gitlab-ci/Recent content in Gitlab CI on AOE OpenSourceHugoen-usWed, 10 Nov 2021 00:00:00 +0000Running (faster) with Gitlab CIhttps://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/running-gitlab-ci/Wed, 10 Nov 2021 00:00:00 +0000https://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/running-gitlab-ci/<p>Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. +Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool.</p> +<p>So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE?</p> + + + + + <picture> + + <source srcset="https://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/running-gitlab-ci/images/gitlab-ci-1_hu12396438957244856298.webp" /> + + <img src="https://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/running-gitlab-ci/images/gitlab-ci-1_hu8677614840330491278.png" alt="Gitlab CI Repo" /> + </picture> + + +<p>Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.</p> \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/go/index.html b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/go/index.html index 2c0e537..c3f72f4 100644 --- a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/go/index.html +++ b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/go/index.html @@ -1,9 +1,8 @@ AOE OpenSource
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🍽 Savory Meals
2022-06-27, by Chetan Thapliyal

🍽 Savory Meals

Meals, as the name suggests, is an application to manage meals. It was developed at AOE to manage employee lunch meals. What initially started as a small tool has now grown in to a mature and enterprise ready application, and it’s still growing. It’s been open source ever since, and we love to share it.

Hacking Roombas
2022-05-30, by Fabrizio Branca

Hacking Roombas

When I opened the box of my Roomba back in 2016 there was a sticker saying:

This robot contains an electronic and software interface that allows you to control or modify, and remotely monitor its sensors. For software programmers interested in giving your iRobot new functionality we encourage you to do so.

A little later I first started playing with microcontrollers sending infrared commands to the IR sensor in order to start cleaning via my home network (or specifically by pressing one of the Amazon Dash buttons that came out at that time).

While newer generations of the Roomba product line already come with wifi and cameras I always wanted to be able to add that myself.

Although it may sound a little over-engineered here’s my current project:

Under the top cover of the Roomba there’s a serial interface connector hidden. Using a documented serial interface you can easily send either higher-level commands like start cleaning, stopping, and seeking the dock, or low-level commands like reading individual sensor values, controlling the motors or even playing notes on the internal speaker.

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?
2022-03-12, by Florian Brandel

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?

As software developers we update our systems continuously. With Web3 becoming more and more popular we have to ask ourselves what this new “version” means to us and what we can expect from it.
Loving Open Source
2022-02-10, by Daniel Pötzinger

Loving Open Source

At AOE our most valuable asset is our experience with building complex enterprise applications to shape companies digital transformation, so why do we care about Open Source at all? We grow by learning on new impulses, not by locking ourselves into our comfort zone.

Tailwind pushing us forward
2022-01-13, by Achim Rolle

Tailwind pushing us forward

There are few technologies that change as often as web frontend tools, libraries and technologies in the recent years.

With a focus on web development at AOE we have been on the bleeding edge ever since, evaluating and understanding what technologies bring us forward.

The weekly Dev-Weekly
2021-12-13, by Thorsten Essig

The weekly Dev-Weekly

Sharing knowledge and experience is what we love, but it took us a long time to establish a format where interested people come together on a regular basis, talking about the newest tech, all cross-team and cross-project.

The Key to Keycloak
2021-12-12, by Theresa Henze

The Key to Keycloak

Keycloak is our go-to tool when it comes to identity management, federating identities over multiple sources and organizing and managing roles for all kinds of applications. -Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool. -So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE? -Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.
Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. +Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. +Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool.

So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE?

Gitlab CI Repo

Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.

Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. Now, looking back, it was quite a ride raising a flock of small Flamingo’s to form a stable basis for our daily work.

AOE
AOE is a leading global provider of services for digital transformation and digital business models. AOE relies exclusively on established Enterprise Open Source technologies. This leads to innovative solutions, digital products diff --git a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/identity-management/index.html b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/identity-management/index.html index b0defed..dd24035 100644 --- a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/identity-management/index.html +++ b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/identity-management/index.html @@ -1,9 +1,8 @@ AOE OpenSource
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🍽 Savory Meals
2022-06-27, by Chetan Thapliyal

🍽 Savory Meals

Meals, as the name suggests, is an application to manage meals. It was developed at AOE to manage employee lunch meals. What initially started as a small tool has now grown in to a mature and enterprise ready application, and it’s still growing. It’s been open source ever since, and we love to share it.

Hacking Roombas
2022-05-30, by Fabrizio Branca

Hacking Roombas

When I opened the box of my Roomba back in 2016 there was a sticker saying:

This robot contains an electronic and software interface that allows you to control or modify, and remotely monitor its sensors. For software programmers interested in giving your iRobot new functionality we encourage you to do so.

A little later I first started playing with microcontrollers sending infrared commands to the IR sensor in order to start cleaning via my home network (or specifically by pressing one of the Amazon Dash buttons that came out at that time).

While newer generations of the Roomba product line already come with wifi and cameras I always wanted to be able to add that myself.

Although it may sound a little over-engineered here’s my current project:

Under the top cover of the Roomba there’s a serial interface connector hidden. Using a documented serial interface you can easily send either higher-level commands like start cleaning, stopping, and seeking the dock, or low-level commands like reading individual sensor values, controlling the motors or even playing notes on the internal speaker.

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?
2022-03-12, by Florian Brandel

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?

As software developers we update our systems continuously. With Web3 becoming more and more popular we have to ask ourselves what this new “version” means to us and what we can expect from it.
Loving Open Source
2022-02-10, by Daniel Pötzinger

Loving Open Source

At AOE our most valuable asset is our experience with building complex enterprise applications to shape companies digital transformation, so why do we care about Open Source at all? We grow by learning on new impulses, not by locking ourselves into our comfort zone.

Tailwind pushing us forward
2022-01-13, by Achim Rolle

Tailwind pushing us forward

There are few technologies that change as often as web frontend tools, libraries and technologies in the recent years.

With a focus on web development at AOE we have been on the bleeding edge ever since, evaluating and understanding what technologies bring us forward.

The weekly Dev-Weekly
2021-12-13, by Thorsten Essig

The weekly Dev-Weekly

Sharing knowledge and experience is what we love, but it took us a long time to establish a format where interested people come together on a regular basis, talking about the newest tech, all cross-team and cross-project.

The Key to Keycloak
2021-12-12, by Theresa Henze

The Key to Keycloak

Keycloak is our go-to tool when it comes to identity management, federating identities over multiple sources and organizing and managing roles for all kinds of applications. -Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool. -So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE? -Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.
Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. +Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. +Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool.

So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE?

Gitlab CI Repo

Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.

Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. Now, looking back, it was quite a ride raising a flock of small Flamingo’s to form a stable basis for our daily work.

AOE
AOE is a leading global provider of services for digital transformation and digital business models. AOE relies exclusively on established Enterprise Open Source technologies. This leads to innovative solutions, digital products diff --git a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/index.html b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/index.html index 5a309ce..4ec59fb 100644 --- a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/index.html +++ b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/index.html @@ -1,9 +1,8 @@ AOE OpenSource
AOE
❤️ Open Source

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🍽 Savory Meals
2022-06-27, by Chetan Thapliyal

🍽 Savory Meals

Meals, as the name suggests, is an application to manage meals. It was developed at AOE to manage employee lunch meals. What initially started as a small tool has now grown in to a mature and enterprise ready application, and it’s still growing. It’s been open source ever since, and we love to share it.

Hacking Roombas
2022-05-30, by Fabrizio Branca

Hacking Roombas

When I opened the box of my Roomba back in 2016 there was a sticker saying:

This robot contains an electronic and software interface that allows you to control or modify, and remotely monitor its sensors. For software programmers interested in giving your iRobot new functionality we encourage you to do so.

A little later I first started playing with microcontrollers sending infrared commands to the IR sensor in order to start cleaning via my home network (or specifically by pressing one of the Amazon Dash buttons that came out at that time).

While newer generations of the Roomba product line already come with wifi and cameras I always wanted to be able to add that myself.

Although it may sound a little over-engineered here’s my current project:

Under the top cover of the Roomba there’s a serial interface connector hidden. Using a documented serial interface you can easily send either higher-level commands like start cleaning, stopping, and seeking the dock, or low-level commands like reading individual sensor values, controlling the motors or even playing notes on the internal speaker.

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?
2022-03-12, by Florian Brandel

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?

As software developers we update our systems continuously. With Web3 becoming more and more popular we have to ask ourselves what this new “version” means to us and what we can expect from it.
Loving Open Source
2022-02-10, by Daniel Pötzinger

Loving Open Source

At AOE our most valuable asset is our experience with building complex enterprise applications to shape companies digital transformation, so why do we care about Open Source at all? We grow by learning on new impulses, not by locking ourselves into our comfort zone.

Tailwind pushing us forward
2022-01-13, by Achim Rolle

Tailwind pushing us forward

There are few technologies that change as often as web frontend tools, libraries and technologies in the recent years.

With a focus on web development at AOE we have been on the bleeding edge ever since, evaluating and understanding what technologies bring us forward.

The weekly Dev-Weekly
2021-12-13, by Thorsten Essig

The weekly Dev-Weekly

Sharing knowledge and experience is what we love, but it took us a long time to establish a format where interested people come together on a regular basis, talking about the newest tech, all cross-team and cross-project.

The Key to Keycloak
2021-12-12, by Theresa Henze

The Key to Keycloak

Keycloak is our go-to tool when it comes to identity management, federating identities over multiple sources and organizing and managing roles for all kinds of applications. -Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool. -So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE? -Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.
Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. +Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. +Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool.

So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE?

Gitlab CI Repo

Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.

Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. Now, looking back, it was quite a ride raising a flock of small Flamingo’s to form a stable basis for our daily work.

AOE
AOE is a leading global provider of services for digital transformation and digital business models. AOE relies exclusively on established Enterprise Open Source technologies. This leads to innovative solutions, digital products diff --git a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/keycloak/index.html b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/keycloak/index.html index 29632fd..8738d4c 100644 --- a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/keycloak/index.html +++ b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/keycloak/index.html @@ -1,9 +1,8 @@ AOE OpenSource
AOE
❤️ Open Source

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🍽 Savory Meals
2022-06-27, by Chetan Thapliyal

🍽 Savory Meals

Meals, as the name suggests, is an application to manage meals. It was developed at AOE to manage employee lunch meals. What initially started as a small tool has now grown in to a mature and enterprise ready application, and it’s still growing. It’s been open source ever since, and we love to share it.

Hacking Roombas
2022-05-30, by Fabrizio Branca

Hacking Roombas

When I opened the box of my Roomba back in 2016 there was a sticker saying:

This robot contains an electronic and software interface that allows you to control or modify, and remotely monitor its sensors. For software programmers interested in giving your iRobot new functionality we encourage you to do so.

A little later I first started playing with microcontrollers sending infrared commands to the IR sensor in order to start cleaning via my home network (or specifically by pressing one of the Amazon Dash buttons that came out at that time).

While newer generations of the Roomba product line already come with wifi and cameras I always wanted to be able to add that myself.

Although it may sound a little over-engineered here’s my current project:

Under the top cover of the Roomba there’s a serial interface connector hidden. Using a documented serial interface you can easily send either higher-level commands like start cleaning, stopping, and seeking the dock, or low-level commands like reading individual sensor values, controlling the motors or even playing notes on the internal speaker.

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?
2022-03-12, by Florian Brandel

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?

As software developers we update our systems continuously. With Web3 becoming more and more popular we have to ask ourselves what this new “version” means to us and what we can expect from it.
Loving Open Source
2022-02-10, by Daniel Pötzinger

Loving Open Source

At AOE our most valuable asset is our experience with building complex enterprise applications to shape companies digital transformation, so why do we care about Open Source at all? We grow by learning on new impulses, not by locking ourselves into our comfort zone.

Tailwind pushing us forward
2022-01-13, by Achim Rolle

Tailwind pushing us forward

There are few technologies that change as often as web frontend tools, libraries and technologies in the recent years.

With a focus on web development at AOE we have been on the bleeding edge ever since, evaluating and understanding what technologies bring us forward.

The weekly Dev-Weekly
2021-12-13, by Thorsten Essig

The weekly Dev-Weekly

Sharing knowledge and experience is what we love, but it took us a long time to establish a format where interested people come together on a regular basis, talking about the newest tech, all cross-team and cross-project.

The Key to Keycloak
2021-12-12, by Theresa Henze

The Key to Keycloak

Keycloak is our go-to tool when it comes to identity management, federating identities over multiple sources and organizing and managing roles for all kinds of applications. -Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool. -So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE? -Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.
Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. +Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. +Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool.

So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE?

Gitlab CI Repo

Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.

Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. Now, looking back, it was quite a ride raising a flock of small Flamingo’s to form a stable basis for our daily work.

AOE
AOE is a leading global provider of services for digital transformation and digital business models. AOE relies exclusively on established Enterprise Open Source technologies. This leads to innovative solutions, digital products diff --git a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/maintain/index.html b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/maintain/index.html index dfa70e4..32bb1ba 100644 --- a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/maintain/index.html +++ b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/maintain/index.html @@ -1,9 +1,8 @@ AOE OpenSource
AOE
❤️ Open Source

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🍽 Savory Meals
2022-06-27, by Chetan Thapliyal

🍽 Savory Meals

Meals, as the name suggests, is an application to manage meals. It was developed at AOE to manage employee lunch meals. What initially started as a small tool has now grown in to a mature and enterprise ready application, and it’s still growing. It’s been open source ever since, and we love to share it.

Hacking Roombas
2022-05-30, by Fabrizio Branca

Hacking Roombas

When I opened the box of my Roomba back in 2016 there was a sticker saying:

This robot contains an electronic and software interface that allows you to control or modify, and remotely monitor its sensors. For software programmers interested in giving your iRobot new functionality we encourage you to do so.

A little later I first started playing with microcontrollers sending infrared commands to the IR sensor in order to start cleaning via my home network (or specifically by pressing one of the Amazon Dash buttons that came out at that time).

While newer generations of the Roomba product line already come with wifi and cameras I always wanted to be able to add that myself.

Although it may sound a little over-engineered here’s my current project:

Under the top cover of the Roomba there’s a serial interface connector hidden. Using a documented serial interface you can easily send either higher-level commands like start cleaning, stopping, and seeking the dock, or low-level commands like reading individual sensor values, controlling the motors or even playing notes on the internal speaker.

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?
2022-03-12, by Florian Brandel

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?

As software developers we update our systems continuously. With Web3 becoming more and more popular we have to ask ourselves what this new “version” means to us and what we can expect from it.
Loving Open Source
2022-02-10, by Daniel Pötzinger

Loving Open Source

At AOE our most valuable asset is our experience with building complex enterprise applications to shape companies digital transformation, so why do we care about Open Source at all? We grow by learning on new impulses, not by locking ourselves into our comfort zone.

Tailwind pushing us forward
2022-01-13, by Achim Rolle

Tailwind pushing us forward

There are few technologies that change as often as web frontend tools, libraries and technologies in the recent years.

With a focus on web development at AOE we have been on the bleeding edge ever since, evaluating and understanding what technologies bring us forward.

The weekly Dev-Weekly
2021-12-13, by Thorsten Essig

The weekly Dev-Weekly

Sharing knowledge and experience is what we love, but it took us a long time to establish a format where interested people come together on a regular basis, talking about the newest tech, all cross-team and cross-project.

The Key to Keycloak
2021-12-12, by Theresa Henze

The Key to Keycloak

Keycloak is our go-to tool when it comes to identity management, federating identities over multiple sources and organizing and managing roles for all kinds of applications. -Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool. -So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE? -Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.
Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. +Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. +Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool.

So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE?

Gitlab CI Repo

Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.

Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. Now, looking back, it was quite a ride raising a flock of small Flamingo’s to form a stable basis for our daily work.

AOE
AOE is a leading global provider of services for digital transformation and digital business models. AOE relies exclusively on established Enterprise Open Source technologies. This leads to innovative solutions, digital products diff --git a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/meals/index.html b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/meals/index.html index 1c55385..f5f8fb6 100644 --- a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/meals/index.html +++ b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/meals/index.html @@ -1,9 +1,8 @@ AOE OpenSource
AOE
❤️ Open Source

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🍽 Savory Meals
2022-06-27, by Chetan Thapliyal

🍽 Savory Meals

Meals, as the name suggests, is an application to manage meals. It was developed at AOE to manage employee lunch meals. What initially started as a small tool has now grown in to a mature and enterprise ready application, and it’s still growing. It’s been open source ever since, and we love to share it.

Hacking Roombas
2022-05-30, by Fabrizio Branca

Hacking Roombas

When I opened the box of my Roomba back in 2016 there was a sticker saying:

This robot contains an electronic and software interface that allows you to control or modify, and remotely monitor its sensors. For software programmers interested in giving your iRobot new functionality we encourage you to do so.

A little later I first started playing with microcontrollers sending infrared commands to the IR sensor in order to start cleaning via my home network (or specifically by pressing one of the Amazon Dash buttons that came out at that time).

While newer generations of the Roomba product line already come with wifi and cameras I always wanted to be able to add that myself.

Although it may sound a little over-engineered here’s my current project:

Under the top cover of the Roomba there’s a serial interface connector hidden. Using a documented serial interface you can easily send either higher-level commands like start cleaning, stopping, and seeking the dock, or low-level commands like reading individual sensor values, controlling the motors or even playing notes on the internal speaker.

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?
2022-03-12, by Florian Brandel

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?

As software developers we update our systems continuously. With Web3 becoming more and more popular we have to ask ourselves what this new “version” means to us and what we can expect from it.
Loving Open Source
2022-02-10, by Daniel Pötzinger

Loving Open Source

At AOE our most valuable asset is our experience with building complex enterprise applications to shape companies digital transformation, so why do we care about Open Source at all? We grow by learning on new impulses, not by locking ourselves into our comfort zone.

Tailwind pushing us forward
2022-01-13, by Achim Rolle

Tailwind pushing us forward

There are few technologies that change as often as web frontend tools, libraries and technologies in the recent years.

With a focus on web development at AOE we have been on the bleeding edge ever since, evaluating and understanding what technologies bring us forward.

The weekly Dev-Weekly
2021-12-13, by Thorsten Essig

The weekly Dev-Weekly

Sharing knowledge and experience is what we love, but it took us a long time to establish a format where interested people come together on a regular basis, talking about the newest tech, all cross-team and cross-project.

The Key to Keycloak
2021-12-12, by Theresa Henze

The Key to Keycloak

Keycloak is our go-to tool when it comes to identity management, federating identities over multiple sources and organizing and managing roles for all kinds of applications. -Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool. -So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE? -Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.
Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. +Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. +Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool.

So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE?

Gitlab CI Repo

Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.

Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. Now, looking back, it was quite a ride raising a flock of small Flamingo’s to form a stable basis for our daily work.

AOE
AOE is a leading global provider of services for digital transformation and digital business models. AOE relies exclusively on established Enterprise Open Source technologies. This leads to innovative solutions, digital products diff --git a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/opencv/index.html b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/opencv/index.html index fa377fb..42415ac 100644 --- a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/opencv/index.html +++ b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/opencv/index.html @@ -1,9 +1,8 @@ AOE OpenSource
AOE
❤️ Open Source

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🍽 Savory Meals
2022-06-27, by Chetan Thapliyal

🍽 Savory Meals

Meals, as the name suggests, is an application to manage meals. It was developed at AOE to manage employee lunch meals. What initially started as a small tool has now grown in to a mature and enterprise ready application, and it’s still growing. It’s been open source ever since, and we love to share it.

Hacking Roombas
2022-05-30, by Fabrizio Branca

Hacking Roombas

When I opened the box of my Roomba back in 2016 there was a sticker saying:

This robot contains an electronic and software interface that allows you to control or modify, and remotely monitor its sensors. For software programmers interested in giving your iRobot new functionality we encourage you to do so.

A little later I first started playing with microcontrollers sending infrared commands to the IR sensor in order to start cleaning via my home network (or specifically by pressing one of the Amazon Dash buttons that came out at that time).

While newer generations of the Roomba product line already come with wifi and cameras I always wanted to be able to add that myself.

Although it may sound a little over-engineered here’s my current project:

Under the top cover of the Roomba there’s a serial interface connector hidden. Using a documented serial interface you can easily send either higher-level commands like start cleaning, stopping, and seeking the dock, or low-level commands like reading individual sensor values, controlling the motors or even playing notes on the internal speaker.

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?
2022-03-12, by Florian Brandel

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?

As software developers we update our systems continuously. With Web3 becoming more and more popular we have to ask ourselves what this new “version” means to us and what we can expect from it.
Loving Open Source
2022-02-10, by Daniel Pötzinger

Loving Open Source

At AOE our most valuable asset is our experience with building complex enterprise applications to shape companies digital transformation, so why do we care about Open Source at all? We grow by learning on new impulses, not by locking ourselves into our comfort zone.

Tailwind pushing us forward
2022-01-13, by Achim Rolle

Tailwind pushing us forward

There are few technologies that change as often as web frontend tools, libraries and technologies in the recent years.

With a focus on web development at AOE we have been on the bleeding edge ever since, evaluating and understanding what technologies bring us forward.

The weekly Dev-Weekly
2021-12-13, by Thorsten Essig

The weekly Dev-Weekly

Sharing knowledge and experience is what we love, but it took us a long time to establish a format where interested people come together on a regular basis, talking about the newest tech, all cross-team and cross-project.

The Key to Keycloak
2021-12-12, by Theresa Henze

The Key to Keycloak

Keycloak is our go-to tool when it comes to identity management, federating identities over multiple sources and organizing and managing roles for all kinds of applications. -Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool. -So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE? -Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.
Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. +Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. +Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool.

So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE?

Gitlab CI Repo

Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.

Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. Now, looking back, it was quite a ride raising a flock of small Flamingo’s to form a stable basis for our daily work.

AOE
AOE is a leading global provider of services for digital transformation and digital business models. AOE relies exclusively on established Enterprise Open Source technologies. This leads to innovative solutions, digital products diff --git a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/opensource/index.html b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/opensource/index.html index b3c227c..2466f91 100644 --- a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/opensource/index.html +++ b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/opensource/index.html @@ -1,9 +1,8 @@ AOE OpenSource
AOE
❤️ Open Source

Read the AOE Articles

🍽 Savory Meals
2022-06-27, by Chetan Thapliyal

🍽 Savory Meals

Meals, as the name suggests, is an application to manage meals. It was developed at AOE to manage employee lunch meals. What initially started as a small tool has now grown in to a mature and enterprise ready application, and it’s still growing. It’s been open source ever since, and we love to share it.

Hacking Roombas
2022-05-30, by Fabrizio Branca

Hacking Roombas

When I opened the box of my Roomba back in 2016 there was a sticker saying:

This robot contains an electronic and software interface that allows you to control or modify, and remotely monitor its sensors. For software programmers interested in giving your iRobot new functionality we encourage you to do so.

A little later I first started playing with microcontrollers sending infrared commands to the IR sensor in order to start cleaning via my home network (or specifically by pressing one of the Amazon Dash buttons that came out at that time).

While newer generations of the Roomba product line already come with wifi and cameras I always wanted to be able to add that myself.

Although it may sound a little over-engineered here’s my current project:

Under the top cover of the Roomba there’s a serial interface connector hidden. Using a documented serial interface you can easily send either higher-level commands like start cleaning, stopping, and seeking the dock, or low-level commands like reading individual sensor values, controlling the motors or even playing notes on the internal speaker.

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?
2022-03-12, by Florian Brandel

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?

As software developers we update our systems continuously. With Web3 becoming more and more popular we have to ask ourselves what this new “version” means to us and what we can expect from it.
Loving Open Source
2022-02-10, by Daniel Pötzinger

Loving Open Source

At AOE our most valuable asset is our experience with building complex enterprise applications to shape companies digital transformation, so why do we care about Open Source at all? We grow by learning on new impulses, not by locking ourselves into our comfort zone.

Tailwind pushing us forward
2022-01-13, by Achim Rolle

Tailwind pushing us forward

There are few technologies that change as often as web frontend tools, libraries and technologies in the recent years.

With a focus on web development at AOE we have been on the bleeding edge ever since, evaluating and understanding what technologies bring us forward.

The weekly Dev-Weekly
2021-12-13, by Thorsten Essig

The weekly Dev-Weekly

Sharing knowledge and experience is what we love, but it took us a long time to establish a format where interested people come together on a regular basis, talking about the newest tech, all cross-team and cross-project.

The Key to Keycloak
2021-12-12, by Theresa Henze

The Key to Keycloak

Keycloak is our go-to tool when it comes to identity management, federating identities over multiple sources and organizing and managing roles for all kinds of applications. -Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool. -So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE? -Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.
Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. +Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. +Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool.

So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE?

Gitlab CI Repo

Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.

Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. Now, looking back, it was quite a ride raising a flock of small Flamingo’s to form a stable basis for our daily work.

AOE
AOE is a leading global provider of services for digital transformation and digital business models. AOE relies exclusively on established Enterprise Open Source technologies. This leads to innovative solutions, digital products diff --git a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/php/index.html b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/php/index.html index 1094c33..f50484c 100644 --- a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/php/index.html +++ b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/php/index.html @@ -1,9 +1,8 @@ AOE OpenSource
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🍽 Savory Meals
2022-06-27, by Chetan Thapliyal

🍽 Savory Meals

Meals, as the name suggests, is an application to manage meals. It was developed at AOE to manage employee lunch meals. What initially started as a small tool has now grown in to a mature and enterprise ready application, and it’s still growing. It’s been open source ever since, and we love to share it.

Hacking Roombas
2022-05-30, by Fabrizio Branca

Hacking Roombas

When I opened the box of my Roomba back in 2016 there was a sticker saying:

This robot contains an electronic and software interface that allows you to control or modify, and remotely monitor its sensors. For software programmers interested in giving your iRobot new functionality we encourage you to do so.

A little later I first started playing with microcontrollers sending infrared commands to the IR sensor in order to start cleaning via my home network (or specifically by pressing one of the Amazon Dash buttons that came out at that time).

While newer generations of the Roomba product line already come with wifi and cameras I always wanted to be able to add that myself.

Although it may sound a little over-engineered here’s my current project:

Under the top cover of the Roomba there’s a serial interface connector hidden. Using a documented serial interface you can easily send either higher-level commands like start cleaning, stopping, and seeking the dock, or low-level commands like reading individual sensor values, controlling the motors or even playing notes on the internal speaker.

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?
2022-03-12, by Florian Brandel

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?

As software developers we update our systems continuously. With Web3 becoming more and more popular we have to ask ourselves what this new “version” means to us and what we can expect from it.
Loving Open Source
2022-02-10, by Daniel Pötzinger

Loving Open Source

At AOE our most valuable asset is our experience with building complex enterprise applications to shape companies digital transformation, so why do we care about Open Source at all? We grow by learning on new impulses, not by locking ourselves into our comfort zone.

Tailwind pushing us forward
2022-01-13, by Achim Rolle

Tailwind pushing us forward

There are few technologies that change as often as web frontend tools, libraries and technologies in the recent years.

With a focus on web development at AOE we have been on the bleeding edge ever since, evaluating and understanding what technologies bring us forward.

The weekly Dev-Weekly
2021-12-13, by Thorsten Essig

The weekly Dev-Weekly

Sharing knowledge and experience is what we love, but it took us a long time to establish a format where interested people come together on a regular basis, talking about the newest tech, all cross-team and cross-project.

The Key to Keycloak
2021-12-12, by Theresa Henze

The Key to Keycloak

Keycloak is our go-to tool when it comes to identity management, federating identities over multiple sources and organizing and managing roles for all kinds of applications. -Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool. -So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE? -Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.
Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. +Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. +Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool.

So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE?

Gitlab CI Repo

Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.

Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. Now, looking back, it was quite a ride raising a flock of small Flamingo’s to form a stable basis for our daily work.

AOE
AOE is a leading global provider of services for digital transformation and digital business models. AOE relies exclusively on established Enterprise Open Source technologies. This leads to innovative solutions, digital products diff --git a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/pipeline/index.html b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/pipeline/index.html index ece7073..3786c22 100644 --- a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/pipeline/index.html +++ b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/pipeline/index.html @@ -1,9 +1,8 @@ AOE OpenSource
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🍽 Savory Meals
2022-06-27, by Chetan Thapliyal

🍽 Savory Meals

Meals, as the name suggests, is an application to manage meals. It was developed at AOE to manage employee lunch meals. What initially started as a small tool has now grown in to a mature and enterprise ready application, and it’s still growing. It’s been open source ever since, and we love to share it.

Hacking Roombas
2022-05-30, by Fabrizio Branca

Hacking Roombas

When I opened the box of my Roomba back in 2016 there was a sticker saying:

This robot contains an electronic and software interface that allows you to control or modify, and remotely monitor its sensors. For software programmers interested in giving your iRobot new functionality we encourage you to do so.

A little later I first started playing with microcontrollers sending infrared commands to the IR sensor in order to start cleaning via my home network (or specifically by pressing one of the Amazon Dash buttons that came out at that time).

While newer generations of the Roomba product line already come with wifi and cameras I always wanted to be able to add that myself.

Although it may sound a little over-engineered here’s my current project:

Under the top cover of the Roomba there’s a serial interface connector hidden. Using a documented serial interface you can easily send either higher-level commands like start cleaning, stopping, and seeking the dock, or low-level commands like reading individual sensor values, controlling the motors or even playing notes on the internal speaker.

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?
2022-03-12, by Florian Brandel

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?

As software developers we update our systems continuously. With Web3 becoming more and more popular we have to ask ourselves what this new “version” means to us and what we can expect from it.
Loving Open Source
2022-02-10, by Daniel Pötzinger

Loving Open Source

At AOE our most valuable asset is our experience with building complex enterprise applications to shape companies digital transformation, so why do we care about Open Source at all? We grow by learning on new impulses, not by locking ourselves into our comfort zone.

Tailwind pushing us forward
2022-01-13, by Achim Rolle

Tailwind pushing us forward

There are few technologies that change as often as web frontend tools, libraries and technologies in the recent years.

With a focus on web development at AOE we have been on the bleeding edge ever since, evaluating and understanding what technologies bring us forward.

The weekly Dev-Weekly
2021-12-13, by Thorsten Essig

The weekly Dev-Weekly

Sharing knowledge and experience is what we love, but it took us a long time to establish a format where interested people come together on a regular basis, talking about the newest tech, all cross-team and cross-project.

The Key to Keycloak
2021-12-12, by Theresa Henze

The Key to Keycloak

Keycloak is our go-to tool when it comes to identity management, federating identities over multiple sources and organizing and managing roles for all kinds of applications. -Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool. -So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE? -Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.
Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. +Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. +Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool.

So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE?

Gitlab CI Repo

Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.

Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. Now, looking back, it was quite a ride raising a flock of small Flamingo’s to form a stable basis for our daily work.

AOE
AOE is a leading global provider of services for digital transformation and digital business models. AOE relies exclusively on established Enterprise Open Source technologies. This leads to innovative solutions, digital products diff --git a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/pipeline/index.xml b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/pipeline/index.xml index 94f56d0..bd20651 100644 --- a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/pipeline/index.xml +++ b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/pipeline/index.xml @@ -1,3 +1,16 @@ -Pipeline on AOE OpenSourcehttps://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/pipeline/Recent content in Pipeline on AOE OpenSourceHugoen-usWed, 10 Nov 2021 00:00:00 +0000Running (faster) with Gitlab CIhttps://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/running-gitlab-ci/Wed, 10 Nov 2021 00:00:00 +0000https://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/running-gitlab-ci/Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool. -So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE? -Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead. \ No newline at end of file +Pipeline on AOE OpenSourcehttps://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/pipeline/Recent content in Pipeline on AOE OpenSourceHugoen-usWed, 10 Nov 2021 00:00:00 +0000Running (faster) with Gitlab CIhttps://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/running-gitlab-ci/Wed, 10 Nov 2021 00:00:00 +0000https://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/running-gitlab-ci/<p>Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. +Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool.</p> +<p>So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE?</p> + + + + + <picture> + + <source srcset="https://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/running-gitlab-ci/images/gitlab-ci-1_hu12396438957244856298.webp" /> + + <img src="https://opensource.aoe.com/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/_preview-opensource/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/posts/running-gitlab-ci/images/gitlab-ci-1_hu8677614840330491278.png" alt="Gitlab CI Repo" /> + </picture> + + +<p>Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.</p> \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/react/index.html b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/react/index.html index f213384..4054fb8 100644 --- a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/react/index.html +++ b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/react/index.html @@ -1,9 +1,8 @@ AOE OpenSource
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🍽 Savory Meals
2022-06-27, by Chetan Thapliyal

🍽 Savory Meals

Meals, as the name suggests, is an application to manage meals. It was developed at AOE to manage employee lunch meals. What initially started as a small tool has now grown in to a mature and enterprise ready application, and it’s still growing. It’s been open source ever since, and we love to share it.

Hacking Roombas
2022-05-30, by Fabrizio Branca

Hacking Roombas

When I opened the box of my Roomba back in 2016 there was a sticker saying:

This robot contains an electronic and software interface that allows you to control or modify, and remotely monitor its sensors. For software programmers interested in giving your iRobot new functionality we encourage you to do so.

A little later I first started playing with microcontrollers sending infrared commands to the IR sensor in order to start cleaning via my home network (or specifically by pressing one of the Amazon Dash buttons that came out at that time).

While newer generations of the Roomba product line already come with wifi and cameras I always wanted to be able to add that myself.

Although it may sound a little over-engineered here’s my current project:

Under the top cover of the Roomba there’s a serial interface connector hidden. Using a documented serial interface you can easily send either higher-level commands like start cleaning, stopping, and seeking the dock, or low-level commands like reading individual sensor values, controlling the motors or even playing notes on the internal speaker.

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?
2022-03-12, by Florian Brandel

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?

As software developers we update our systems continuously. With Web3 becoming more and more popular we have to ask ourselves what this new “version” means to us and what we can expect from it.
Loving Open Source
2022-02-10, by Daniel Pötzinger

Loving Open Source

At AOE our most valuable asset is our experience with building complex enterprise applications to shape companies digital transformation, so why do we care about Open Source at all? We grow by learning on new impulses, not by locking ourselves into our comfort zone.

Tailwind pushing us forward
2022-01-13, by Achim Rolle

Tailwind pushing us forward

There are few technologies that change as often as web frontend tools, libraries and technologies in the recent years.

With a focus on web development at AOE we have been on the bleeding edge ever since, evaluating and understanding what technologies bring us forward.

The weekly Dev-Weekly
2021-12-13, by Thorsten Essig

The weekly Dev-Weekly

Sharing knowledge and experience is what we love, but it took us a long time to establish a format where interested people come together on a regular basis, talking about the newest tech, all cross-team and cross-project.

The Key to Keycloak
2021-12-12, by Theresa Henze

The Key to Keycloak

Keycloak is our go-to tool when it comes to identity management, federating identities over multiple sources and organizing and managing roles for all kinds of applications. -Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool. -So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE? -Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.
Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. +Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. +Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool.

So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE?

Gitlab CI Repo

Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.

Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. Now, looking back, it was quite a ride raising a flock of small Flamingo’s to form a stable basis for our daily work.

AOE
AOE is a leading global provider of services for digital transformation and digital business models. AOE relies exclusively on established Enterprise Open Source technologies. This leads to innovative solutions, digital products diff --git a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/remix/index.html b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/remix/index.html index 0b4c256..d70d8f0 100644 --- a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/remix/index.html +++ b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/remix/index.html @@ -1,9 +1,8 @@ AOE OpenSource
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🍽 Savory Meals
2022-06-27, by Chetan Thapliyal

🍽 Savory Meals

Meals, as the name suggests, is an application to manage meals. It was developed at AOE to manage employee lunch meals. What initially started as a small tool has now grown in to a mature and enterprise ready application, and it’s still growing. It’s been open source ever since, and we love to share it.

Hacking Roombas
2022-05-30, by Fabrizio Branca

Hacking Roombas

When I opened the box of my Roomba back in 2016 there was a sticker saying:

This robot contains an electronic and software interface that allows you to control or modify, and remotely monitor its sensors. For software programmers interested in giving your iRobot new functionality we encourage you to do so.

A little later I first started playing with microcontrollers sending infrared commands to the IR sensor in order to start cleaning via my home network (or specifically by pressing one of the Amazon Dash buttons that came out at that time).

While newer generations of the Roomba product line already come with wifi and cameras I always wanted to be able to add that myself.

Although it may sound a little over-engineered here’s my current project:

Under the top cover of the Roomba there’s a serial interface connector hidden. Using a documented serial interface you can easily send either higher-level commands like start cleaning, stopping, and seeking the dock, or low-level commands like reading individual sensor values, controlling the motors or even playing notes on the internal speaker.

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?
2022-03-12, by Florian Brandel

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?

As software developers we update our systems continuously. With Web3 becoming more and more popular we have to ask ourselves what this new “version” means to us and what we can expect from it.
Loving Open Source
2022-02-10, by Daniel Pötzinger

Loving Open Source

At AOE our most valuable asset is our experience with building complex enterprise applications to shape companies digital transformation, so why do we care about Open Source at all? We grow by learning on new impulses, not by locking ourselves into our comfort zone.

Tailwind pushing us forward
2022-01-13, by Achim Rolle

Tailwind pushing us forward

There are few technologies that change as often as web frontend tools, libraries and technologies in the recent years.

With a focus on web development at AOE we have been on the bleeding edge ever since, evaluating and understanding what technologies bring us forward.

The weekly Dev-Weekly
2021-12-13, by Thorsten Essig

The weekly Dev-Weekly

Sharing knowledge and experience is what we love, but it took us a long time to establish a format where interested people come together on a regular basis, talking about the newest tech, all cross-team and cross-project.

The Key to Keycloak
2021-12-12, by Theresa Henze

The Key to Keycloak

Keycloak is our go-to tool when it comes to identity management, federating identities over multiple sources and organizing and managing roles for all kinds of applications. -Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool. -So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE? -Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.
Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. +Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. +Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool.

So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE?

Gitlab CI Repo

Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.

Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. Now, looking back, it was quite a ride raising a flock of small Flamingo’s to form a stable basis for our daily work.

AOE
AOE is a leading global provider of services for digital transformation and digital business models. AOE relies exclusively on established Enterprise Open Source technologies. This leads to innovative solutions, digital products diff --git a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/roomba/index.html b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/roomba/index.html index 1fbae8b..faccc08 100644 --- a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/roomba/index.html +++ b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/roomba/index.html @@ -1,9 +1,8 @@ AOE OpenSource
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🍽 Savory Meals
2022-06-27, by Chetan Thapliyal

🍽 Savory Meals

Meals, as the name suggests, is an application to manage meals. It was developed at AOE to manage employee lunch meals. What initially started as a small tool has now grown in to a mature and enterprise ready application, and it’s still growing. It’s been open source ever since, and we love to share it.

Hacking Roombas
2022-05-30, by Fabrizio Branca

Hacking Roombas

When I opened the box of my Roomba back in 2016 there was a sticker saying:

This robot contains an electronic and software interface that allows you to control or modify, and remotely monitor its sensors. For software programmers interested in giving your iRobot new functionality we encourage you to do so.

A little later I first started playing with microcontrollers sending infrared commands to the IR sensor in order to start cleaning via my home network (or specifically by pressing one of the Amazon Dash buttons that came out at that time).

While newer generations of the Roomba product line already come with wifi and cameras I always wanted to be able to add that myself.

Although it may sound a little over-engineered here’s my current project:

Under the top cover of the Roomba there’s a serial interface connector hidden. Using a documented serial interface you can easily send either higher-level commands like start cleaning, stopping, and seeking the dock, or low-level commands like reading individual sensor values, controlling the motors or even playing notes on the internal speaker.

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?
2022-03-12, by Florian Brandel

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?

As software developers we update our systems continuously. With Web3 becoming more and more popular we have to ask ourselves what this new “version” means to us and what we can expect from it.
Loving Open Source
2022-02-10, by Daniel Pötzinger

Loving Open Source

At AOE our most valuable asset is our experience with building complex enterprise applications to shape companies digital transformation, so why do we care about Open Source at all? We grow by learning on new impulses, not by locking ourselves into our comfort zone.

Tailwind pushing us forward
2022-01-13, by Achim Rolle

Tailwind pushing us forward

There are few technologies that change as often as web frontend tools, libraries and technologies in the recent years.

With a focus on web development at AOE we have been on the bleeding edge ever since, evaluating and understanding what technologies bring us forward.

The weekly Dev-Weekly
2021-12-13, by Thorsten Essig

The weekly Dev-Weekly

Sharing knowledge and experience is what we love, but it took us a long time to establish a format where interested people come together on a regular basis, talking about the newest tech, all cross-team and cross-project.

The Key to Keycloak
2021-12-12, by Theresa Henze

The Key to Keycloak

Keycloak is our go-to tool when it comes to identity management, federating identities over multiple sources and organizing and managing roles for all kinds of applications. -Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool. -So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE? -Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.
Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. +Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. +Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool.

So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE?

Gitlab CI Repo

Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.

Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. Now, looking back, it was quite a ride raising a flock of small Flamingo’s to form a stable basis for our daily work.

AOE
AOE is a leading global provider of services for digital transformation and digital business models. AOE relies exclusively on established Enterprise Open Source technologies. This leads to innovative solutions, digital products diff --git a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/share/index.html b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/share/index.html index 09bf28f..1131d94 100644 --- a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/share/index.html +++ b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/share/index.html @@ -1,9 +1,8 @@ AOE OpenSource
AOE
❤️ Open Source

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🍽 Savory Meals
2022-06-27, by Chetan Thapliyal

🍽 Savory Meals

Meals, as the name suggests, is an application to manage meals. It was developed at AOE to manage employee lunch meals. What initially started as a small tool has now grown in to a mature and enterprise ready application, and it’s still growing. It’s been open source ever since, and we love to share it.

Hacking Roombas
2022-05-30, by Fabrizio Branca

Hacking Roombas

When I opened the box of my Roomba back in 2016 there was a sticker saying:

This robot contains an electronic and software interface that allows you to control or modify, and remotely monitor its sensors. For software programmers interested in giving your iRobot new functionality we encourage you to do so.

A little later I first started playing with microcontrollers sending infrared commands to the IR sensor in order to start cleaning via my home network (or specifically by pressing one of the Amazon Dash buttons that came out at that time).

While newer generations of the Roomba product line already come with wifi and cameras I always wanted to be able to add that myself.

Although it may sound a little over-engineered here’s my current project:

Under the top cover of the Roomba there’s a serial interface connector hidden. Using a documented serial interface you can easily send either higher-level commands like start cleaning, stopping, and seeking the dock, or low-level commands like reading individual sensor values, controlling the motors or even playing notes on the internal speaker.

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?
2022-03-12, by Florian Brandel

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?

As software developers we update our systems continuously. With Web3 becoming more and more popular we have to ask ourselves what this new “version” means to us and what we can expect from it.
Loving Open Source
2022-02-10, by Daniel Pötzinger

Loving Open Source

At AOE our most valuable asset is our experience with building complex enterprise applications to shape companies digital transformation, so why do we care about Open Source at all? We grow by learning on new impulses, not by locking ourselves into our comfort zone.

Tailwind pushing us forward
2022-01-13, by Achim Rolle

Tailwind pushing us forward

There are few technologies that change as often as web frontend tools, libraries and technologies in the recent years.

With a focus on web development at AOE we have been on the bleeding edge ever since, evaluating and understanding what technologies bring us forward.

The weekly Dev-Weekly
2021-12-13, by Thorsten Essig

The weekly Dev-Weekly

Sharing knowledge and experience is what we love, but it took us a long time to establish a format where interested people come together on a regular basis, talking about the newest tech, all cross-team and cross-project.

The Key to Keycloak
2021-12-12, by Theresa Henze

The Key to Keycloak

Keycloak is our go-to tool when it comes to identity management, federating identities over multiple sources and organizing and managing roles for all kinds of applications. -Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool. -So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE? -Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.
Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. +Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. +Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool.

So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE?

Gitlab CI Repo

Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.

Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. Now, looking back, it was quite a ride raising a flock of small Flamingo’s to form a stable basis for our daily work.

AOE
AOE is a leading global provider of services for digital transformation and digital business models. AOE relies exclusively on established Enterprise Open Source technologies. This leads to innovative solutions, digital products diff --git a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/sharing-knowledge/index.html b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/sharing-knowledge/index.html index 9aa3a85..6e1e05d 100644 --- a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/sharing-knowledge/index.html +++ b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/sharing-knowledge/index.html @@ -1,9 +1,8 @@ AOE OpenSource
AOE
❤️ Open Source

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🍽 Savory Meals
2022-06-27, by Chetan Thapliyal

🍽 Savory Meals

Meals, as the name suggests, is an application to manage meals. It was developed at AOE to manage employee lunch meals. What initially started as a small tool has now grown in to a mature and enterprise ready application, and it’s still growing. It’s been open source ever since, and we love to share it.

Hacking Roombas
2022-05-30, by Fabrizio Branca

Hacking Roombas

When I opened the box of my Roomba back in 2016 there was a sticker saying:

This robot contains an electronic and software interface that allows you to control or modify, and remotely monitor its sensors. For software programmers interested in giving your iRobot new functionality we encourage you to do so.

A little later I first started playing with microcontrollers sending infrared commands to the IR sensor in order to start cleaning via my home network (or specifically by pressing one of the Amazon Dash buttons that came out at that time).

While newer generations of the Roomba product line already come with wifi and cameras I always wanted to be able to add that myself.

Although it may sound a little over-engineered here’s my current project:

Under the top cover of the Roomba there’s a serial interface connector hidden. Using a documented serial interface you can easily send either higher-level commands like start cleaning, stopping, and seeking the dock, or low-level commands like reading individual sensor values, controlling the motors or even playing notes on the internal speaker.

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?
2022-03-12, by Florian Brandel

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?

As software developers we update our systems continuously. With Web3 becoming more and more popular we have to ask ourselves what this new “version” means to us and what we can expect from it.
Loving Open Source
2022-02-10, by Daniel Pötzinger

Loving Open Source

At AOE our most valuable asset is our experience with building complex enterprise applications to shape companies digital transformation, so why do we care about Open Source at all? We grow by learning on new impulses, not by locking ourselves into our comfort zone.

Tailwind pushing us forward
2022-01-13, by Achim Rolle

Tailwind pushing us forward

There are few technologies that change as often as web frontend tools, libraries and technologies in the recent years.

With a focus on web development at AOE we have been on the bleeding edge ever since, evaluating and understanding what technologies bring us forward.

The weekly Dev-Weekly
2021-12-13, by Thorsten Essig

The weekly Dev-Weekly

Sharing knowledge and experience is what we love, but it took us a long time to establish a format where interested people come together on a regular basis, talking about the newest tech, all cross-team and cross-project.

The Key to Keycloak
2021-12-12, by Theresa Henze

The Key to Keycloak

Keycloak is our go-to tool when it comes to identity management, federating identities over multiple sources and organizing and managing roles for all kinds of applications. -Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool. -So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE? -Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.
Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. +Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. +Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool.

So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE?

Gitlab CI Repo

Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.

Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. Now, looking back, it was quite a ride raising a flock of small Flamingo’s to form a stable basis for our daily work.

AOE
AOE is a leading global provider of services for digital transformation and digital business models. AOE relies exclusively on established Enterprise Open Source technologies. This leads to innovative solutions, digital products diff --git a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/spi/index.html b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/spi/index.html index 4249cbc..7e458ec 100644 --- a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/spi/index.html +++ b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/spi/index.html @@ -1,9 +1,8 @@ AOE OpenSource
AOE
❤️ Open Source

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🍽 Savory Meals
2022-06-27, by Chetan Thapliyal

🍽 Savory Meals

Meals, as the name suggests, is an application to manage meals. It was developed at AOE to manage employee lunch meals. What initially started as a small tool has now grown in to a mature and enterprise ready application, and it’s still growing. It’s been open source ever since, and we love to share it.

Hacking Roombas
2022-05-30, by Fabrizio Branca

Hacking Roombas

When I opened the box of my Roomba back in 2016 there was a sticker saying:

This robot contains an electronic and software interface that allows you to control or modify, and remotely monitor its sensors. For software programmers interested in giving your iRobot new functionality we encourage you to do so.

A little later I first started playing with microcontrollers sending infrared commands to the IR sensor in order to start cleaning via my home network (or specifically by pressing one of the Amazon Dash buttons that came out at that time).

While newer generations of the Roomba product line already come with wifi and cameras I always wanted to be able to add that myself.

Although it may sound a little over-engineered here’s my current project:

Under the top cover of the Roomba there’s a serial interface connector hidden. Using a documented serial interface you can easily send either higher-level commands like start cleaning, stopping, and seeking the dock, or low-level commands like reading individual sensor values, controlling the motors or even playing notes on the internal speaker.

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?
2022-03-12, by Florian Brandel

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?

As software developers we update our systems continuously. With Web3 becoming more and more popular we have to ask ourselves what this new “version” means to us and what we can expect from it.
Loving Open Source
2022-02-10, by Daniel Pötzinger

Loving Open Source

At AOE our most valuable asset is our experience with building complex enterprise applications to shape companies digital transformation, so why do we care about Open Source at all? We grow by learning on new impulses, not by locking ourselves into our comfort zone.

Tailwind pushing us forward
2022-01-13, by Achim Rolle

Tailwind pushing us forward

There are few technologies that change as often as web frontend tools, libraries and technologies in the recent years.

With a focus on web development at AOE we have been on the bleeding edge ever since, evaluating and understanding what technologies bring us forward.

The weekly Dev-Weekly
2021-12-13, by Thorsten Essig

The weekly Dev-Weekly

Sharing knowledge and experience is what we love, but it took us a long time to establish a format where interested people come together on a regular basis, talking about the newest tech, all cross-team and cross-project.

The Key to Keycloak
2021-12-12, by Theresa Henze

The Key to Keycloak

Keycloak is our go-to tool when it comes to identity management, federating identities over multiple sources and organizing and managing roles for all kinds of applications. -Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool. -So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE? -Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.
Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. +Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. +Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool.

So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE?

Gitlab CI Repo

Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.

Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. Now, looking back, it was quite a ride raising a flock of small Flamingo’s to form a stable basis for our daily work.

AOE
AOE is a leading global provider of services for digital transformation and digital business models. AOE relies exclusively on established Enterprise Open Source technologies. This leads to innovative solutions, digital products diff --git a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/symfony/index.html b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/symfony/index.html index 4089c01..7dcd318 100644 --- a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/symfony/index.html +++ b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/symfony/index.html @@ -1,9 +1,8 @@ AOE OpenSource
AOE
❤️ Open Source

Read the AOE Articles

🍽 Savory Meals
2022-06-27, by Chetan Thapliyal

🍽 Savory Meals

Meals, as the name suggests, is an application to manage meals. It was developed at AOE to manage employee lunch meals. What initially started as a small tool has now grown in to a mature and enterprise ready application, and it’s still growing. It’s been open source ever since, and we love to share it.

Hacking Roombas
2022-05-30, by Fabrizio Branca

Hacking Roombas

When I opened the box of my Roomba back in 2016 there was a sticker saying:

This robot contains an electronic and software interface that allows you to control or modify, and remotely monitor its sensors. For software programmers interested in giving your iRobot new functionality we encourage you to do so.

A little later I first started playing with microcontrollers sending infrared commands to the IR sensor in order to start cleaning via my home network (or specifically by pressing one of the Amazon Dash buttons that came out at that time).

While newer generations of the Roomba product line already come with wifi and cameras I always wanted to be able to add that myself.

Although it may sound a little over-engineered here’s my current project:

Under the top cover of the Roomba there’s a serial interface connector hidden. Using a documented serial interface you can easily send either higher-level commands like start cleaning, stopping, and seeking the dock, or low-level commands like reading individual sensor values, controlling the motors or even playing notes on the internal speaker.

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?
2022-03-12, by Florian Brandel

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?

As software developers we update our systems continuously. With Web3 becoming more and more popular we have to ask ourselves what this new “version” means to us and what we can expect from it.
Loving Open Source
2022-02-10, by Daniel Pötzinger

Loving Open Source

At AOE our most valuable asset is our experience with building complex enterprise applications to shape companies digital transformation, so why do we care about Open Source at all? We grow by learning on new impulses, not by locking ourselves into our comfort zone.

Tailwind pushing us forward
2022-01-13, by Achim Rolle

Tailwind pushing us forward

There are few technologies that change as often as web frontend tools, libraries and technologies in the recent years.

With a focus on web development at AOE we have been on the bleeding edge ever since, evaluating and understanding what technologies bring us forward.

The weekly Dev-Weekly
2021-12-13, by Thorsten Essig

The weekly Dev-Weekly

Sharing knowledge and experience is what we love, but it took us a long time to establish a format where interested people come together on a regular basis, talking about the newest tech, all cross-team and cross-project.

The Key to Keycloak
2021-12-12, by Theresa Henze

The Key to Keycloak

Keycloak is our go-to tool when it comes to identity management, federating identities over multiple sources and organizing and managing roles for all kinds of applications. -Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool. -So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE? -Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.
Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. +Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. +Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool.

So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE?

Gitlab CI Repo

Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.

Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. Now, looking back, it was quite a ride raising a flock of small Flamingo’s to form a stable basis for our daily work.

AOE
AOE is a leading global provider of services for digital transformation and digital business models. AOE relies exclusively on established Enterprise Open Source technologies. This leads to innovative solutions, digital products diff --git a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/tailwind/index.html b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/tailwind/index.html index db4e844..82fc3c4 100644 --- a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/tailwind/index.html +++ b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/tailwind/index.html @@ -1,9 +1,8 @@ AOE OpenSource
AOE
❤️ Open Source

Read the AOE Articles

🍽 Savory Meals
2022-06-27, by Chetan Thapliyal

🍽 Savory Meals

Meals, as the name suggests, is an application to manage meals. It was developed at AOE to manage employee lunch meals. What initially started as a small tool has now grown in to a mature and enterprise ready application, and it’s still growing. It’s been open source ever since, and we love to share it.

Hacking Roombas
2022-05-30, by Fabrizio Branca

Hacking Roombas

When I opened the box of my Roomba back in 2016 there was a sticker saying:

This robot contains an electronic and software interface that allows you to control or modify, and remotely monitor its sensors. For software programmers interested in giving your iRobot new functionality we encourage you to do so.

A little later I first started playing with microcontrollers sending infrared commands to the IR sensor in order to start cleaning via my home network (or specifically by pressing one of the Amazon Dash buttons that came out at that time).

While newer generations of the Roomba product line already come with wifi and cameras I always wanted to be able to add that myself.

Although it may sound a little over-engineered here’s my current project:

Under the top cover of the Roomba there’s a serial interface connector hidden. Using a documented serial interface you can easily send either higher-level commands like start cleaning, stopping, and seeking the dock, or low-level commands like reading individual sensor values, controlling the motors or even playing notes on the internal speaker.

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?
2022-03-12, by Florian Brandel

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?

As software developers we update our systems continuously. With Web3 becoming more and more popular we have to ask ourselves what this new “version” means to us and what we can expect from it.
Loving Open Source
2022-02-10, by Daniel Pötzinger

Loving Open Source

At AOE our most valuable asset is our experience with building complex enterprise applications to shape companies digital transformation, so why do we care about Open Source at all? We grow by learning on new impulses, not by locking ourselves into our comfort zone.

Tailwind pushing us forward
2022-01-13, by Achim Rolle

Tailwind pushing us forward

There are few technologies that change as often as web frontend tools, libraries and technologies in the recent years.

With a focus on web development at AOE we have been on the bleeding edge ever since, evaluating and understanding what technologies bring us forward.

The weekly Dev-Weekly
2021-12-13, by Thorsten Essig

The weekly Dev-Weekly

Sharing knowledge and experience is what we love, but it took us a long time to establish a format where interested people come together on a regular basis, talking about the newest tech, all cross-team and cross-project.

The Key to Keycloak
2021-12-12, by Theresa Henze

The Key to Keycloak

Keycloak is our go-to tool when it comes to identity management, federating identities over multiple sources and organizing and managing roles for all kinds of applications. -Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool. -So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE? -Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.
Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. +Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. +Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool.

So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE?

Gitlab CI Repo

Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.

Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. Now, looking back, it was quite a ride raising a flock of small Flamingo’s to form a stable basis for our daily work.

AOE
AOE is a leading global provider of services for digital transformation and digital business models. AOE relies exclusively on established Enterprise Open Source technologies. This leads to innovative solutions, digital products diff --git a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/tasmota/index.html b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/tasmota/index.html index 0e74d17..d62f5f1 100644 --- a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/tasmota/index.html +++ b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/tasmota/index.html @@ -1,9 +1,8 @@ AOE OpenSource
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🍽 Savory Meals
2022-06-27, by Chetan Thapliyal

🍽 Savory Meals

Meals, as the name suggests, is an application to manage meals. It was developed at AOE to manage employee lunch meals. What initially started as a small tool has now grown in to a mature and enterprise ready application, and it’s still growing. It’s been open source ever since, and we love to share it.

Hacking Roombas
2022-05-30, by Fabrizio Branca

Hacking Roombas

When I opened the box of my Roomba back in 2016 there was a sticker saying:

This robot contains an electronic and software interface that allows you to control or modify, and remotely monitor its sensors. For software programmers interested in giving your iRobot new functionality we encourage you to do so.

A little later I first started playing with microcontrollers sending infrared commands to the IR sensor in order to start cleaning via my home network (or specifically by pressing one of the Amazon Dash buttons that came out at that time).

While newer generations of the Roomba product line already come with wifi and cameras I always wanted to be able to add that myself.

Although it may sound a little over-engineered here’s my current project:

Under the top cover of the Roomba there’s a serial interface connector hidden. Using a documented serial interface you can easily send either higher-level commands like start cleaning, stopping, and seeking the dock, or low-level commands like reading individual sensor values, controlling the motors or even playing notes on the internal speaker.

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?
2022-03-12, by Florian Brandel

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?

As software developers we update our systems continuously. With Web3 becoming more and more popular we have to ask ourselves what this new “version” means to us and what we can expect from it.
Loving Open Source
2022-02-10, by Daniel Pötzinger

Loving Open Source

At AOE our most valuable asset is our experience with building complex enterprise applications to shape companies digital transformation, so why do we care about Open Source at all? We grow by learning on new impulses, not by locking ourselves into our comfort zone.

Tailwind pushing us forward
2022-01-13, by Achim Rolle

Tailwind pushing us forward

There are few technologies that change as often as web frontend tools, libraries and technologies in the recent years.

With a focus on web development at AOE we have been on the bleeding edge ever since, evaluating and understanding what technologies bring us forward.

The weekly Dev-Weekly
2021-12-13, by Thorsten Essig

The weekly Dev-Weekly

Sharing knowledge and experience is what we love, but it took us a long time to establish a format where interested people come together on a regular basis, talking about the newest tech, all cross-team and cross-project.

The Key to Keycloak
2021-12-12, by Theresa Henze

The Key to Keycloak

Keycloak is our go-to tool when it comes to identity management, federating identities over multiple sources and organizing and managing roles for all kinds of applications. -Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool. -So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE? -Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.
Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. +Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. +Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool.

So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE?

Gitlab CI Repo

Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.

Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. Now, looking back, it was quite a ride raising a flock of small Flamingo’s to form a stable basis for our daily work.

AOE
AOE is a leading global provider of services for digital transformation and digital business models. AOE relies exclusively on established Enterprise Open Source technologies. This leads to innovative solutions, digital products diff --git a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/web3/index.html b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/web3/index.html index 87869e7..f0489f5 100644 --- a/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/web3/index.html +++ b/renovate/tailwindcss-3.x/tags/web3/index.html @@ -1,9 +1,8 @@ AOE OpenSource
AOE
❤️ Open Source

Read the AOE Articles

🍽 Savory Meals
2022-06-27, by Chetan Thapliyal

🍽 Savory Meals

Meals, as the name suggests, is an application to manage meals. It was developed at AOE to manage employee lunch meals. What initially started as a small tool has now grown in to a mature and enterprise ready application, and it’s still growing. It’s been open source ever since, and we love to share it.

Hacking Roombas
2022-05-30, by Fabrizio Branca

Hacking Roombas

When I opened the box of my Roomba back in 2016 there was a sticker saying:

This robot contains an electronic and software interface that allows you to control or modify, and remotely monitor its sensors. For software programmers interested in giving your iRobot new functionality we encourage you to do so.

A little later I first started playing with microcontrollers sending infrared commands to the IR sensor in order to start cleaning via my home network (or specifically by pressing one of the Amazon Dash buttons that came out at that time).

While newer generations of the Roomba product line already come with wifi and cameras I always wanted to be able to add that myself.

Although it may sound a little over-engineered here’s my current project:

Under the top cover of the Roomba there’s a serial interface connector hidden. Using a documented serial interface you can easily send either higher-level commands like start cleaning, stopping, and seeking the dock, or low-level commands like reading individual sensor values, controlling the motors or even playing notes on the internal speaker.

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?
2022-03-12, by Florian Brandel

Web3: A new major version. Should you upgrade?

As software developers we update our systems continuously. With Web3 becoming more and more popular we have to ask ourselves what this new “version” means to us and what we can expect from it.
Loving Open Source
2022-02-10, by Daniel Pötzinger

Loving Open Source

At AOE our most valuable asset is our experience with building complex enterprise applications to shape companies digital transformation, so why do we care about Open Source at all? We grow by learning on new impulses, not by locking ourselves into our comfort zone.

Tailwind pushing us forward
2022-01-13, by Achim Rolle

Tailwind pushing us forward

There are few technologies that change as often as web frontend tools, libraries and technologies in the recent years.

With a focus on web development at AOE we have been on the bleeding edge ever since, evaluating and understanding what technologies bring us forward.

The weekly Dev-Weekly
2021-12-13, by Thorsten Essig

The weekly Dev-Weekly

Sharing knowledge and experience is what we love, but it took us a long time to establish a format where interested people come together on a regular basis, talking about the newest tech, all cross-team and cross-project.

The Key to Keycloak
2021-12-12, by Theresa Henze

The Key to Keycloak

Keycloak is our go-to tool when it comes to identity management, federating identities over multiple sources and organizing and managing roles for all kinds of applications. -Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool. -So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE? -Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.
Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. +Naturally, there is no “one-tool-fits-all”, so Keycloak too sometimes needs to be customized beyond what the configuration offers, and we need to implement providers to add additional configuration.

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI
2021-11-10, by Tolleiv Nietsch

Running (faster) with Gitlab CI

Gitlab became our main tool for sourcecode and automation over the past 5 years. +Naturally, all of our build processes, continuous integration and delivery as well as platform management is completely automated, and Gitlab CI has proven to be a valuable tool.

So how do we organize our pipelines at AOE?

Gitlab CI Repo

Initially, we have a repo which provides templates and starting points for all of our pipelines, so we can benefit from scaling to any number of microservices without having to think of management overhead.

Raising Flamingo(s)
2021-11-02, by Bastian Ike

Raising Flamingo(s)

5 years ago we set started the adoption of the Go programming language at AOE. 3 years ago we open sourced Flamingo, our web framework, created to enable us to build fast and scalable applications. Now, looking back, it was quite a ride raising a flock of small Flamingo’s to form a stable basis for our daily work.

AOE
AOE is a leading global provider of services for digital transformation and digital business models. AOE relies exclusively on established Enterprise Open Source technologies. This leads to innovative solutions, digital products