#android enterprise

[feedtheswamp]

[steakout-05]

apologies to my followers who don't watch Star Trek but i still cannot get over the way Data enters the bridge in episode 2 of TNG after having just boinked Tasha. look at him. the style. the lean. the confidence.

this is the fruitiest android i have ever seen!

[cookiebeard]

Don't lie... you love Data. I love Data. EVERYONE loves Data... well everyone but Lor I guess.

[aquamonstra]

So I started watching Trek for the first time in June of this year. In that time I've watched all of TNG and DS9, 3 movies, 13 eps of TOS, and 4.5 seasons of Voyager.

That's over 360 hours of pure Trek in 6 months.

It occurred to me today just how much lore I've digested in that time (get your head out of the gutter) and I wonder...

Just what all information did my brain purge to accommodate new vocabulary alone? 🤣

[low-cole-timothy]

This was me in high school. I have since embraced my awkwardness

[olivrsm]

[tricorderreading]

#45: Double Double

In an insane turn of events, the author manages to give an actual, plot based reason for kirk to use his dorky jump kick in a fight successfully

Context: in a kinda scarily real scenario where kirk is about to be murdered by being thrown into a bog tied to a chair (because his android double intentionally pissed off the local mob before the Enterprise arrived on the planet, so they would go after the real kirk), he manages to escape his bindings while being driven to his would-be grave and fights his captor off by jump kicking the man into the mud

(and yes, pulls the guy out just enough to where the man isn't going to die before he drives off, because hes a good boy)

[revrads]

Some Malcolm doodles but he’s not human

[idol--hands]

Dr. Arik Soong - Perfecting Humanity

Dr. Arik Soong: I've been thinking. Perfecting humanity... may not be possible. Cybernetics... Artificial life forms...

Capt. Jonathan Archer: Goodbye, Doctor.

Dr. Arik Soong: [still musing] I doubt I'll finish the work myself. Might take a generation or two...

[anothermonikan]

Holy Heck, I had a dream where we couldn’t use the college classrooms to work at night and ended up in a MES workplace and the place was so bizarre, they had so many different weird computers, I was going through all of them looking for secret stuff, the last computer ended up being wiped by a mysterious entity before I could get to it tho :///

[my-timing-is-digital]

@lettherebemonsters asked: " You have a lot of nerve showing your face here, brother. "

Data cancelled reminding his brother of the fact that the idiom he employed was relatively inapplicable to him. For one, he did not have nerves as such. Sensors and neural pathways? Yes. Nerves? No. For another, even if nerve was a euphemism substituting for another noun, he was virtually certain that his absence of emotions would render him and immune to the effect of it.

    ‘I understand that of all the people aboard the Enterprise my company is the least desirable. However, it has come to my attention that your current predicament was precipitated by your attempt to flood several compartments with synthesised gas that smelled of rotten eggs... Lore, we would like to grant you more leeway, but you must adhere to the regulations that are laid out for every guest staying aboard the Enterprise. If you fail to conform to these rules, I am afraid we might eventually have to decide to confine you to one of the holding cells until we arrive in the Sol system where we will entrust you to the scientists of the Daystrom Institute,’ the android said composedly.

    There had been subspace communication with Starfleet pertaining to Lore’s future. The scientists at Daystrom Institute had proposed to conduct a thorough examination of all of his brother’s systems and subroutines. However, Data was unconvinced such procedures would do his brother any good.

    ‘If you promise to behave accordingly, I will terminate the force field and you can consider your detainment suspended. Whether it will be permanent, or not is entirely up to you, brother.’

[coderower]

How to Create an Effective Enterprise Business Application: Essential Guide

Creating an effective enterprise business application requires a strategic approach that aligns with the organization’s objectives, user needs, and technological advancements. Here’s an essential guide to help you design and develop a robust enterprise application.

1. Understand Business Requirements and Goals

Identify Objectives: Begin by understanding the core objectives the application must fulfil. This includes streamlining workflows, improving communication, enhancing productivity, or increasing customer satisfaction.

Stakeholder Involvement: Engage with key stakeholders — executives, department heads, and end-users — to gather their input. This ensures the app meets the diverse needs of the enterprise.

Define Use Cases: Identify specific use cases that demonstrate how different users interact with the application. These could involve processing orders, managing customer data, or handling internal communication.

2. Choose the Right Technology Stack

Backend Technologies: The choice of backend technology (e.g., Java, .NET, Python) should offer scalability, security, and the ability to integrate with existing enterprise systems like CRM, ERP, or legacy databases.

Frontend Technologies: Ensure that the frontend technology (e.g., React, Angular, or Vue.js) offers a responsive, intuitive user interface that simplifies complex workflows.

Cloud or On-Premise: Decide whether the application will be hosted on the cloud (AWS, Azure) or on-premise, considering factors like security, cost, and scalability.

3. Prioritize User-Centered Design (UCD)

UI/UX Design: Focus on user experience by developing intuitive interfaces that are easy to navigate. Leverage design systems and consistency to minimize training requirements.

User Roles and Permissions: Enterprise applications often require role-based access control (RBAC) to manage what different users can view or modify. Define clear roles such as admin, manager, or regular employee.

Mobile Responsiveness: With the rise of mobile devices, ensure the application is mobile-responsive, or consider building a dedicated mobile app to enhance accessibility for remote teams.

4. Implement Robust Security Measures

Data Encryption: Protect sensitive business data with end-to-end encryption in transit and at rest.

Access Control: Implement multi-factor authentication (MFA) and RBAC to ensure secure access for users at different levels of the organization.

Compliance: Ensure the application complies with relevant industry regulations such as GDPR, HIPAA, or ISO standards, especially for sensitive data like financial or healthcare information.

5. Focus on Integration Capabilities

API Integration: Modern enterprise applications must seamlessly integrate with other systems like CRM, ERP, or accounting software. Build RESTful APIs that allow for easy data exchange across platforms.

Legacy System Integration: Many enterprises rely on legacy systems. Ensure the new application can integrate with older databases and systems without disrupting operations.

Third-Party Services: Identify essential third-party services (e.g., payment gateways, customer support tools) that must be integrated for a smoother workflow.

6. Ensure Scalability and Performance

Modular Architecture: Build the application with a modular architecture to allow for easy updates, scaling, or feature additions without disrupting existing functions.

Load Balancing: As the user base grows, implement load balancing to distribute traffic evenly across servers and maintain high performance.

Cloud Scalability: For cloud-based applications, leverage auto-scaling features to handle periods of high traffic and avoid bottlenecks.

7. Plan for Continuous Maintenance and Updates

Agile Development: Adopt agile methodologies to allow for iterative development and continuous feedback from users. This makes it easier to roll out new features and improve existing ones.

Bug Fixes and Patches: Create a schedule for regular bug fixes, patches, and updates. Stay proactive in identifying issues before they affect the entire user base.

User Support and Documentation: Offer extensive documentation, FAQs, and a support system to help users navigate the application effectively.

8. Test Rigorously Before Launch

Unit and Integration Testing: Conduct unit tests to verify that individual components function correctly and integration tests to ensure smooth interaction between modules.

Load Testing: Simulate heavy traffic scenarios to test the performance of the application under peak conditions.

User Acceptance Testing (UAT): Engage end-users in the testing process to identify pain points or bugs they may encounter during regular use.

9. Monitor and Optimize Post-Launch

Performance Monitoring: Use tools to monitor the app’s performance in real-time and catch any potential issues like slow loading times or memory leaks.

User Feedback Loop: Continuously gather user feedback to improve features, usability, and overall satisfaction.

Data Analytics: Implement analytics to track user behavior and business KPIs. These insights help in making informed decisions for future updates.

10. Train Employees and Promote Adoption

Training Sessions: Conduct training sessions to ensure all users are comfortable with the new application.

Promote Internal Adoption: Encourage company-wide adoption through internal marketing, clear communication, and highlighting the app’s benefits to different departments.

Conclusion

Creating an effective enterprise business application requires careful planning, user-centered design, security, scalability, and a focus on continuous improvement. By following these guidelines, you can deliver an application that not only addresses the current needs of the business but also evolves with future requirements.

[eshanotes]

Android and iOS App Development | Cross-Platform Mobile Solutions:

Developing apps for Android and iOS requires a focus on user experience (UX), platform-specific guidelines, and performance. Prioritize a clean, intuitive design that follows responsive principles to ensure user satisfaction. Android allows more customization, while iOS offers a controlled environment.

Performance is critical—optimize code, use lazy loading, and implement caching to enhance speed and reliability. Security is essential; encrypt data and use strong authentication to protect user information. Cross-platform frameworks like Flutter and React Native enable the development of apps for both platforms from a single codebase, saving time and effort.

Thorough testing on actual devices helps catch bugs before launch, and agile development facilitates continuous improvement based on user feedback. By integrating these practices, developers can create high-quality, engaging apps that perform well and stand out in a competitive market. Continue reading

[raurquiz]

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[olivrsm]