How to Become DevOps Engineer?

What is DevOps Engineer DevOps engineer is a sensual role in a company that focus in delivering software engineering toolchain and culture in the organization. DevOps engineer is a software engineer that care not only to build a software but also to operation the software. The purpose of the DevOps is to improve the productivity of the developer and the performance of the operation team. It happe... [More]

Office Store not available fix

Problem You want to use some add-ins in Microsoft Office. You click insert Get-Add in and you get information that show. Based on the information it is shown that the Office Store is not available because the organization. You want to access the Office Store but is not available. You need to solve the problem as soon as possible. When you access the Insert – Get Add In menu you get this errot ... [More]

Release planning session

So our business analyst ready to kick off a project. the real question is what should we do in release planning session. A session where we start the project for the first time. On this article, we will discuss the main activity in release planning. the activities follow the eXtreme Programming method. Let's get started Writing Story The business analyst should write user story as comprehensive ... [More]

Mob, Pair, or Solo Programming

Programming is a challenging task. You need to focus, to solve a problem, and to create a solution for problem. There are so many ways to do programming. In Agile environment, programming can be done through three ways. Solo programming, Pair Programming, and Mob Programming. This article will discuss when you choose one compare to the others. Solo (all in one) This is just like a song from Kat... [More]

Five Stability Principles on Windows

You want your windows is long lasting. Without reinstallation, refresh, or reformat. Fortunately, Windows 10 has built-in features that can help you to keep your operating system stable. Here are five stability principles that you should know: #1 use the built-in Windows Security Feature You should trust the built-in firewall, built-in anti-virus, device security, and others. You don't need to i... [More]

What Future Skills look like?

Do you know, that 20% of the today job is not exist in the last decade? It means the skillset is changing, the opportunity is growing, and many people pursue the most needed skill. In the era of AI and Data Science, we see a lot opportunity because the technology such as mixed reality, internet of things, and social media. In the pandemic situation, the barrier between digital and physical is so t... [More]

Simplifying IoT solution with Cloud Computing

Creating IoT environment and solution is not an easy task. There are several challenges that we face such as the heterogenic of the device, security, and the complexity management solution of IOT. Fortunately, we have a cloud who can reduce the risk of integration, management, and the lack of security. Yesterday, I discussed how Cloud Computing can solve the IoT issue. The event that held by 165 p... [More]

Test Driven Development in Today, Is it Possible?

Test Driven Development (TDD) is a well-known approach in programming practices. TDD works by delivering the test before the code activities. It works by using Red Green Refactor technique. Red-Green-Refactor technique are the technique where the developer creates a test code to create failure (RED) after that create a implementation code to pass the test codes (GREEN) and refactor to make it grea... [More]

Understanding Cloud Computing as Enabler

Cloud is anywhere, from the consumer to the enterprise. Many of them already adopt the cloud. Cloud computing is not only a technology but culture that you might need to understand. We start to see the benefit cloud for personal such as storing files with better flexibility in access and space. Organization sees a cloud as enabler to expand their business without invest on capital expense. You can... [More]

SOLID Principle is still work in the modern era?

The SOLID era There are three things that early programmer knows in the object-oriented programming (OOP) concept. OOP Pillars: Abstraction, Polymorphism, Inheritance, Encapsulation. It is a basic pillar that programmer should know how to develop software with OO in mind. SOLID Principle: developer principles when want to build solution with OOP Pillars. Design Patterns: a ready to use recipe... [More]