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AccuCast – The Podcast for Developers, by Developers – Streaming Now
Let’s say you’re an app developer in line at the coffee shop or driving into the office. Or maybe you just need a break from coding, but want to remain in a dev state of mind. For any circumstance where your body is occupied but your brain is hungry for input, there’s AccuCast. What is […]
Different Perspectives: Coding with Eric and Noah
Since software development best practices are largely based on communal agreement instead of raw data, we often find ourselves arguing for and against certain practices. This is especially true when it comes to software quality. In fact, as of a couple years ago, only a single university taught software QA as a major in the […]
Microservice Architecture Panel
We’ve brought together one of our teams who is actively building products in a microservice architecture to answer your questions. In this presentation we will answer: What are microservices? How small is too small? How do you determine the size? How do you decide on a microservice architecture for a project? Is the function vs. performance tradeoff relevant? How do you handle communication between microservices? How do you test a microservice? Can microservices be libraries? Would you ever use a monolithic architecture again? How would you handle transferring large amounts of data between two microservices? What is the difference between microservice architecture and service-oriented architecture? What is the best way to communicate between microservices? How do you do cross microservice transactions? Presenters: Samantha Sager, Jamison Prianos, Stephen Bucholtz, Michael Irigoyen, Joe Carioti
Bug Reporting: Fixing the “It’s Broke” Diagnosis We All Hate
During my career, I’ve found myself banging my head on my keyboard; I still buy industrial grade mechanical keyboards just because of this. It can happen for a variety of reasons, but it is often when I encounter a new bug in an email or defect tracking system that says something like: (Product Name Redacted) […]
I'm using an early version of PrizmDoc and I'm noticing that my system becomes unresponsive after a while. Why is this happening?
Question With a fully-running PrizmDoc environment (version prior to v10.5), I’m noticing times where the system becomes unresponsive. That is, at some point, it no longer processes requests being made to the backend and I have to restart PrizmDoc in order to alleviate it. What could be causing this? Answer Prior to version 10.5, PrizmDoc […]
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My QA Paradigm Shift at Accusoft
John Ruck, Accusoft QA Manager Most of my experience has been implementing quality software in both the traditional waterfall and iterative software development environments. In these positions however, walls were built between development and QA and tasks were thrown over that wall back and forth until the software was approved by QA and deemed suitable […]
And The Developer Deathmatch Winner Is…
Last Friday, five teams composed of Florida Polytechnic University students squared off in the first “Accusoft Developer Deathmatch.” In the end, Electric Knee reigned victorious and took home an Oculus Rift Developer Kit. Battling through five challenges of part hackathon and part digital scavenger hunt, the students were able to delve into Barcode Xpress, our […]
The Crucial Role of Java-Based Viewing Integrations in FinTech Applications
FinTech applications have become indispensable to the financial services sector, enabling users to easily engage with financial offerings in a manner that suits them, while also boosting operational efficiency. The industry’s ongoing digital transformation continues to redefine FinTech functions, with developers tirelessly crafting new apps capable of handling tasks formerly dispersed across numerous systems and […]
Accusoft Releases New Version of PrizmDoc Featuring AI for Personally Identifiable Information Detection and Redaction
Visualizing TeamCity Dependencies with Python
James Waugh, Accusoft Software Engineer In many cases at Accusoft, we are tasked with commanding large TeamCity build chains, sometimes interacting with dozens of build configurations: build tests, run them, and build all their dependencies! Being able to visualize these relationships is a benefit to my team that allows them to discuss these relationships and […]