I would be interested to learn more about Mollie as an alternative to Stripe. I saw that it has some Subscription API endpoints, but I am not sure how it compares in real life to Stripe. How much would I need to build myself in a classical Ruby on Rails SaaS app compared to pay gem/stripe?
Are there any reference implementations for any of mainstream programming language and web development frameworks for this use-case?
I think the logic is to differentiate the "identity" from a "user"
One identity can have multiple users (one for each organization)
At the same time, a user can have multiple identities. (e.g. username/password, Google oAuth, SAML etc.)
My garden bed has a slug problem. How can FarmBot help me with this? Is there a tool, like a grabber, that automatically catches intruders and carries them away?
The source code seems to be on sourceforge.net.
I site once important, but now when I see it I either think "the project is most-likely dead" or "can this project be legit? Am I getting malware here?"
What is missing in my opinion? It is consistency between the atlassian products and/or adherence of industry “standards”
Confluence and JIRA use a different markup language for posts and none of them uses Markdown (in any flavour), which I would also use to write in-code documentation, like in a README file
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I am hiring for my team at PwC in Germany.
The team focuses on "digital architecture", which means we focus on the challenge how to bring traditional enterprises in our new, digital world.
The architecture point of view spans from strategic Enterprise Architecture, till Solution Architecture level.
The expectation is that a good architect is also able to develop by her- or himself.
The Architecture team itself is part of the digital unit of PwC, which focuses on the digital transformations from business strategy, cultural change and architecture point of view.
You are the right girl or guy if you have experience in software development and are interested in becoming an architect.
Alternatively, you are already an experienced architect.
German language skills are a must.
Keywords: Kubernetes, hybrid-cloud, AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, DevOps, CI/CD, Agile, REST, GraphQL, Microservices Architecture, Event-Driven Architectures, Cloud-Native Architectures etc.
First of all, GK3 would create new nodes when one of them gets killed.
Second, builidng “cloud-native” applications means to build stateless applications, e.g. using 12-factor. So it does not really matter if your application gets killed, restarted or horizontally scaled.
For databases, i always recommend to use a PaaS offering to have an easy and worry-free life
I tried it out a couple of months ago, but then decided to not go forward with it.
After the trial was over, i was inable ro access my markdown notes again. I really really hate when I get locked into a product. No matter how open and cool it looks thanks to Markdown.
This could be also the reason or at least be connected to a behavior I experienced when using Apple Maps on the iPhone:
Apple Maps lacks support for bicycles, so when I cycle I usually use the pedestrian mode, as this fits closer to the tracks and routes available for bicycle drivers than the car mode.
But when you cycle to fast, Maps thinks you changed over to a car and tells you to turn around, as the current route does not fit for cars... How common is it see a bicycle in 1 Infinite Loop?
I'm a full stack web developer based in Munich, Germany and ready to work 30 hours per week on you project.
Backend stack: Ruby on Rails (3 years) with Mongo, Postgres and Elasticseach databases.
I also use RSpec, Prawn, Sidekiq, Devise, Amazon S3 and deploy usually to Heroku. (I love `git push heroku` or `rake deploy`)
I work on a Mac. But for development, I usually set up a virtual development environment using Vagrant and Chef-Solo to get a standardized and documented work environment.
My background: I have a master's degree in civil engineering and bootstrap my own company. Librario (http://www.librario.de) is a SaaS library software for engineer firms to manage their vast amount on literature and technical standards.
Are there any reference implementations for any of mainstream programming language and web development frameworks for this use-case?