During the current pandemia, we are locked down in our home, if we have a job that can be done remotely — like most office jobs. This sudden change in the work environment comes with a ton of things that need to be learned by those who are new to working from home.
Here are five things that I have learned during working from home and that might be applicable for any situation where you find yourself working in a distributed team.
The most important thing that changes completely is the way how we communicate. Communication doesn’t naturally happen face…
Will 2021 be remembered as a year were the world changed to a different place? Are we going eco-friendly or do we head towards self-destruction? I don’t know, but if you want to maybe profit from it financially, here are some ideas.
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So, Joe Biden became President of the United States of America and agree or not, the…
SQL server agent is used for many things. From maintenance tasks to health monitoring to do ETL/ ELT. Creating solutions with SQL server often involves creating jobs. As DevOps, we want to have all our configuration in the form of code. Using SQL Server Data Tools this can be done for tables, view, procedure, and so on. But, how to do this with Server agent jobs?
As we create SQL Server Solutions as code, to make them re-deployable and versionable, we might get to the point where we want to declare server agent jobs. …
This is the article I was searching for when I was creating my database solutions as code, maybe it is out there written by someone else. Ever since I’m am developing databases and server-side processes for SQL server, I wanted to have all my definitions and configurations in a repository. The goal is to have the complete SQL server solution as code. Ultimately to deploy it with literally one click.
For SQL Server I use the SSDT from Microsoft, really an impressive solution to the aforementioned task. One thing I was always struggling with, security. Especially, User and Login creation.
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In der Welt der Büroarbeit haben die digitalen Meetings die physischen Vorort Meetings weitestgehend abgelöst. Immer wieder ist zu hören, das digitale Meetings nicht das selbe sind wie physische und trotzdem handeln wir genau so, wie wir uns vorher im Büro zusammen gesetzt haben. Ist es vielleicht an der Zeit die Art und Weise wie wir Meetings betreiben weiter zu denken?
Wenn ich über Meetings in meinem Alltag nachdenke, dann kann ich hier ein par Arten von Meetings identifizieren. Zum einen die Massenmeetings, hier wird über die aktuelle Entwicklung des Unternehmens oder von neuen Produkten berichtet. Dann sind da die…
In the world of office jobs, distributed work has replaced on-site presence. Digital meetings are everywhere. Many are lamenting that digital meetings are not the same as physical ones. Still, we act like we are all sitting in a room together. Time to rethink our meeting culture?
As I think about meetings in my day-to-day work life, I can classify three main types. First, there are the mass meetings, where information about the current state of the company is shared, new products get reported. Next, we got the team meetings, that’s when I meet my teammates, we discuss team relevant…
How to combine a QComboBox with a QAbstractListModel? Difficult, probably not, is it?
In one of the recent last apps, I’ve written, I decided to use QML and PySide instead of QtWidgets as I usually do. Why? Well QML feels more modern to me, right out of the box. Additionally, you gain control over the graphical appearance of the app.
First, we need a python file for the logic and a QML file to implement the frontend.
In the frontend file, we embed a ComboBox and two Buttons in a Rectangle within a Window. …
Wie kann eine QComboBox mit einem QAbstactListModel verbunden werden?
In einer meiner letzten Apps die ich entwickelte, habe ich mich dazu entschieden nicht Qt und PyQt zu nutzen, sondern PySide2 und QML. Wieso? graphisch sieht QML irgendwie moderner aus, out of the box. Und es bietet auch einen anderen Zugang zu graphisch ansprechenden Anwendungen.
Als erstes benötigen wir eine Python Datei und eine QML Datei die das Fontend implementiert.
Der komplette Code findet sich auf GitHub
Im Frontend betten wird eine ComboBox und zwei Buttons einfach in ein Rechteck in einem Window ein. …