IT History
Famous home computer in the 80's called breadbox.
What is the C64?
In StarTrek used to create class M planets.
What is Terraforming?
The ask to merge a code change to the main branch.
What is a Pull Request?
This is helping to manage state in React apps.
What is Redux framework?
Various kinds of stakeholders and multiple scrum teams locked in a room and working on the program backlog.
What is PI planning?
Groundbreaking and violent new video game from 1993 - probably the first First-Person-Shooter
What is Doom?
Running a solution on someone else's computer.
What is a cloud?
Data serialization language which is mis-taken as programming language.
What is YAML?
Invented by Facebook as a successor for REST.
What is GraphQL?
Business strategy that builds on momentum of little wins.
What is flywheel concept?
Ancient mechanical calculator for adding and subtracting numbers.
What is Abacus?
Even Lidl has a cloud service.
What is StackIt cloud?
This type of testing involves subjecting a system or component to abnormal conditions to observe its behavior.
What is stress testing?
Type of testing that involves testing the entire system as a whole to ensure that all components work together correctly?
What is integration testing?
Competencies and sufficient professional development to ensure proper use of data.
What is data literacy?
Supposed to be the first programming language with a focus on math.
What is Fortran?
Approach where you don't rely on anyone or anything.
What is zero-trust architecture?
This open-source framework is designed for distributed storage and processing of large datasets across clusters of computers.
What is Apache Hadoop?
Distributed transaction pattern than spans over several services.
What is Saga?
This are steps of a data pipeline.
What is ETL (Extract, Transform, Load)?
Kempston Competition Pro.
What is a joystick?
This cloud service provider offers a serverless computing platform that allows developers to run code without provisioning or managing servers.
What is AWS Lambda?
This data structure follows the Last-In-First-Out (LIFO) principle.
What is a stack?
This principle states that a class should have only one reason to change.
What is the Single Responsibility Principle?
This practice involves breaking down a large software project into smaller, manageable tasks.
What is Agile development or Agile methodology?