In our Org we have quite a few places were data is auto populated based on other data selected. This however comes with allot of rules. When I started, we had allot of issues where sometimes the incorrect data is selected. This required a rewrite of the filtering to find the correct data but often … Continue reading Development Design pattern for Best Fit Filtering
After 10 Years at my current company we eventually have a website that I can give to the public and not cringe. We have always worked on word of mouth and no one ever found us on the web. But it always bothered me that we did not have a proper website. That all changed … Continue reading ITS Website is Live
The Levenshtein distance is a string metric for measuring difference between two sequences. Informally, the Levenshtein distance between two words is the minimum number of single-character edits (i.e. insertions, deletions or substitutions) required to change one word into the other. The Levenshtein Algorithm - Cuelogic .....In Other words It is a algorithm to determine how close 2 strings match … Continue reading NAV-Levenshtein-Distance
OK, So I am late to this game but rather late than never. I recently started messing around with docker. My knowledge is still limited on the subject, but I wanted to get something going. This blog serves a purpose more in tracking my progress and reminding me of the how, what, and where, but … Continue reading Docker NAV Images
Many years ago I worked at Microsoft for the GDL team in the Netherlands. That is where I first started using source control and loved it. Source Control for Classic Nav is a bit of a mission as you need to export the objects as text files to get them into source control. If you … Continue reading My Source Control Manger
After many years of reading blogs and wondering if I ever will be dong this myself, I eventually bit the bullet and created a blog site. This was because of a push from one of my friends (Luc) who suggested I do this even if it only is for my own record keeping. Lets see … Continue reading OK… So they said I should Blog
