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Intro
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Think they don't know how to code?
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Scratch
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What this talk is and what is not about
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Typical work model
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Agenda
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Configuration - how far can we get
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We have to test YOUR changes!
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Lesson learned...
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Case - integration in logistics
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DSL - Camel DSL?
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Case study - network monitoring system
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Normal user - widgets
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How can you do it?
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Half-power-rules
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Power users - scripting
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Scripting - problems
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Alarms
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Strong points
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Mode of work
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Drools killer feature - decision tables
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How does it really work??
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Rules can get out of control...
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Coding vs clicking
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No need/will to change by users...
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Versioning is hard
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Who is responsible?
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Criticality of process/pace of change
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Can BPMN work?
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Lessons learned
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Know your client
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Coding is not hard-running is!
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Decide where to stop
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Real time stream processing
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Apache Flink
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Main assumptions
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Model process
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Espressions
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Knowing where to stop
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Feedback cycle
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Generate test data, mocks, results
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Tests - UA
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Taking control
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Does it work in production?
Description:
Explore the challenges and potential solutions for "zero code" systems in this conference talk from Devoxx. Delve into the hopes, myths, and realities surrounding the dream of business owners to modify system behavior without involving coders. Learn from over a decade of industry experience as the speaker shares insights on what approaches are likely to fail, which depend on organizational structure, and where modest success can be expected. Discover the Nussknacker project, a potential solution for real-time stream processing in the telecom industry, and gain understanding of its vision, architecture, and underlying technologies such as Kafka, Flink, and React. Examine various approaches including configuration, DSLs, scripting, and BPMN, while considering critical factors like testing, versioning, and responsibility allocation. Gain valuable lessons on client understanding, the importance of runtime management, and finding the right balance between coding and user empowerment in system development. Read more

Zero Code Systems - Hopes, Myths and Reality

Devoxx
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