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adesso Blog
17.06.2024 By Siver Rajab
The Spotify Scrum model compared to classic Scrum in companies
In the world of agile software development, there are various approaches to help teams work together efficiently and deliver high-quality products. Two popular models are the classic Scrum and the Spotify model. In this blog post, I will explore the differences between the two approaches and examine their respective advantages and disadvantages.
Read more13.12.2023 By Marc Mezger
Rust in Python, or the rustification of Python
In the dynamic landscape of software development, we come across new programming languages, frameworks and tools almost every day that are designed to make our work as developers more efficient, faster and more secure. Python and Rust are two such languages that have been gaining influence in recent times. In this blog post, I will focus on ways to combine these important languages.
Read more13.11.2023 By Marc Mezger
A brief introduction to the Rust programming language
In this blog post, I will provide a brief introduction to the fascinating world of the Rust programming language that I hope will spark your curiosity. Rust is a system-level programming language that focuses on performance and security. It is ideal for a variety of applications, ranging from system programming to web development.
Read more10.11.2023 By Jonas Schulz
What it takes to be an Angular expert developer
I learnt how to evaluate candidates in the Angular domain in recent years. During that time I noticed that there are no standardised certifications. As Angular is constantly evolving and requires a broad skillset, I am planning to create a guide used to evaluate developers consisting of three levels – junior, professional and expert – as a more objective way to assess candidates. The minimum requirements for each of the individual levels are described in this blog post.
Read more30.10.2023 By Alexander Zielinski
From Python novice to programming a working app: personal insights from my experience using FastAPI and PyMuPDF
I am an IT management consultant, though I currently work as an IT consultant and project manager. In this blog post I describe my journey from a Python novice to a REST service (junior) developer.
Read more17.10.2023 By Sven Sethmann
A passion for software testing – drawing lessons from competitive sport
You can learn a lot from competitive sports that you can apply in your professional life. However, my aim in this blog post is not to lay out a set of golden rules, because everyone is different. I will instead describe the personality traits that mark me out and have helped me learn and grow – both in sports and in my job.
Read more21.03.2023 By Stephan Thies
adesso active transformation
Companies can no longer avoid the migration to SAP S/4HANA. We want to standardise the transformation process with our active transformation – from strategic planning and organisational enablement to detailed planning and implementation. To this end, we have defined six stages with which we approach the S/4HANA migration process step by step. I want to use this blog post to present these six stages to you so you have a better understanding of our process model.
Read more08.03.2023 By Merle Gutzeit
Training opportunities at adesso
Training is an investment for companies. But it is an investment that pays off. The search for qualified specialists is never over – and that is no different at adesso. In my blog post, I will give you an overview of the various training opportunities that adesso has to offer. I will also describe my own experience of the dual study programme at adesso and show how training courses could be taken to a new level in the future.
Read more16.02.2023 By Stephan Thies
Why brownfield projects should not be demonised from the outset
This blog post answers the question of whether the greenfield or brownfield approach is the better choice and whether there even is a better or worse choice in this context.
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