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If you have been around in tech for a while, like me, especially in the consultancy sector, you will notice one thing. Sooner rather than later, you are flown in as a consultant to help with a migration of a kind. Or a migration is part of the project that doesn’t cover your specialty but will impact your work on one point while working on the project.

On July 1, 2024, Microsoft unveiled Dynamics 365 Contact Center, and as someone deeply involved in customer service technology, I am genuinely excited about this release. This new platform promises to transform how businesses manage customer interactions, offering a comprehensive suite of tools to enhance efficiency, boost customer satisfaction, and drive growth.

In my first blog on Medium I will showcase my solution on running cloud-native PostgreSQL on Kubernetes (K3s) with Longhorn storage.

My decision to become a Microsoft Dynamics 365 CE consultant started during corona period. Previously, I worked as a training consultant for a company that organized events and training courses. This is where I first used Dynamics 365. Everyone recognizes the corona period; we couldn't do anything anymore. As a result, the events and training sessions could no longer take place.

Build caching helps you reduce your local or remote build time! Building a project with Maven or Gradle will save your artifacts to a (remote) cache. The second build will get the artifacts from the cache if nothing changes. It sounds great, right? But why was nobody aware of the feature when I asked about it during our presentation at JFall?

Discover the Ultimate Podcast Playlist for ICT Professionals! In our latest blog post, we've curated a list of must-listen podcasts tailored to the diverse interests of software developers, data consultants, Microsoft enthusiasts, and more. Whether you're looking to stay informed about tech trends or seeking inspiration from industry experts, we've got you covered.

Becoming a Software Developer is a sought-after choice due to demand, but it's not the final step. While many transition successfully, the complexity of the profession can lead to challenges. Practical experience is important, yet continuous learning is essential. Just like athletes constantly improve, software developers must invest time, plan, collaborate, and be brave. The journey doesn't end at entry; ongoing self-development is crucial for sustained success.

On this blog post, you will learn about CO2.js, a powerful open-source JavaScript library developed by the Green Web Foundation. Discover how this library can help you gauge the environmental impact of your front-end code by calculating carbon emissions. We'll explore two models for emission calculation - Sustainable Web Design (SWD) and OneByte (1Byte), and delve into different methods of measuring emissions per byte, per visit, and per page. Don't miss out on this essential knowledge for responsible web development!

Stefan explains the difference between the PGP specification and its implementations in this blog post, highlighting the importance of understanding this distinction. PGP allows flexibility in the order of operations, but the specification doesn't mandate a specific order for the packets. However, there is an exception for the order of signature packets. The author recommends signing the message before encryption and suggests encrypting both the message and the signature for sender anonymity. It concludes by stating that knowing these details would have been beneficial when starting with PGP.