An interview with Petrica Martinescu, Lead Architect Web Platforms, Tremend. Microservices are emerging as the preferred way to create enterprise applications, bringing a wide range of advantages such as isolated risk and faster innovation, flexibility and agility.
Tremend designed and built for ING Bank a complex card-linked loyalty solution, intended as a powerful marketing tool that allows merchants to target very specific client segments (using bank’s demographic and transactional data) to deliver promotions.
Today, using a display to interact with technology is so commonplace that even the most low-tech experiences are getting a screen for basic tasks. Think of fridges, trash bins or even hotel lobbies. The advent of AI and machine learning is further accelerating the change.
There is no innovation without risk. And no success without several prior failed attempts. Testing a product idea is the safest way to try something new. The digital version of initial product testing is software prototyping.
With a strong ongoing partnership, it was a natural choice to entrust Tremend with rearchitecting a 7 year old solution based on a more modern approach with loosely coupled microservices.
eCommerce relates to the buying and selling of goods and services conducted electronically on the Internet. Online retail has tremendous advantages due to its 24-hour availability and global reach.
Inspired by Drupal philosophy of contributing code and modules for the community, we have released a module that provides ePayment support in Drupal Commerce.
Seems impossible, right? Well, it is :-). The title is a bit misleading. You can’t play mp3 in javascript. Not yet at least. Not without a flash object behind the scenes.
We have an SVN server somewhere on our intranet, but since outside people want to access it, I put it behind an Apache reverse proxy. It was fairly straightforward. Here’s an excellent tutorial if you want to know how to do it: http://silmor.de/49 .
Here’s a quick one: if you’ve encountered the following error.
Codepress is an excellent script for syntax highlighting when editing code using the browser. We needed some syntax highlighting for one of the projects at Tremend which included some Velocity code.
In our current project we are using Spring + Hibernate Annotations.
If you were like me in the need to expand the rows of a Extjs GridPanel not using cached data, but rather dynamically through an Ajax request, then you’ve ended in the right place.
It is a common requirement in today’s applications to ask for user’s confirmation when leaving a page – if changes were made in the page.
Suppose that my login form is integrated in another page and I want to return to that page that integrated my login page.