„We live in unusual times“ – Ironically, this might be one of the most common statements of this year! 🙂 It’s a time when humans actively plan trips to outer-space, but have travel re...
In organizations that work on applications made for a global audience, serving the users in multiple languages is an inherent requirement. The process of supporting this multilingual usage is known as Internati...
In a previous article, we talked about the importance of designing the landscape of an integration project using diagrammatic representations. The diagrams showcased in that article were created using INTEGRTR ...
Serverless applications and Docker has been the buzzword for the last couple of years. A few years back there were only one primary option in terms of deploying a production application that one had which has s...
Have you ever heard of ‚Shims‘? Conventionally speaking, shim means a thin piece of material used for filling small gaps or spaces between objects. Typically these are used to provide better supp...
The developer in me is a bit despondent today. I had to tear down this beautiful piece of code, an entire class, that I believed was the backbone of the entire project. Over the last four months I had carefully...
Hello technology hitchhikers! Welcome to The Hitchhiker’s Guide to Enterprise Integrations; a blog post for those who wish to explore the world of Enterprise Integration but don’t know where to begin. Be...
Comparisons are dished out to us every day, everywhere. We hardly make a buy without comparing. Comparisons like Android vs iPhone, Xbox vs PS, Pepsi vs Coke are perpetual sources of debate. Just yesterday, I s...
Recently, we worked on a bespoke customer implementation involving SAP SuccessFactors, SAP HCM Payroll and Mulesoft. MuleSoft is an enterprise-grade Integration Platform as a Service (EIPaaS – yes...