JUG Philippines Meetup #7: Done!
We would like to thank our speakers, Eric Marc Martin for discussing Refactoring in Java, Lorenzo Dee for imparting us with more knowledge about Spring Modulith, and Raymond Del Rosario for demonstrating the use of Grafana and Prometheus
Instead of having workers watching and creating "damaged" cloth, the Toyoda Model G added a _warp-break auto-stop_ feature. This 30-second clip shows how warp and weft are woven together, and when a warp breaks it produces "damaged" cloth.
https://t.co/SVIik27IY6
I've always wondered how a loom inspired "build quality in" and "reduce waste" in lean software development.
After seeing the video of a Toyoda Model G and its warp-break auto-stop feature, I now understand.
https://t.co/0ETDKerJJn
One major problem with looms is breakage of yarn. The two types of yarn are called warp and weft. Both of them can break, creating a "damaged" cloth. Previously, workers were kept busy merely looking out for broken warps and subsequently stopping the machine.
๐ข I have 3 copies of "Learning Spring Boot 3.0" to giveaway!
The book is written by @gregturn - an expert working at the Spring team. I believe it is a great position especially for beginners
https://t.co/f97nO26OWN
Would you like one? See below how to enter the giveaway ๐
I just heard "WAgile" used this morning. "WAgile" may be a hybrid process that blends waterfall and Agile.
Here in the Philippines ๐ต๐ญ, it is pronounced as "wฤ-gile" and could mean "walang" (no) agile, or "kawawang" (poor) agile๐คฃ
The Technical Advisory Group on SARS-CoV-2 Virus Evolution met today to review what is known about the #COVID19 variant B.1.1.529.
They advised WHO that it should be designated a Variant of Concern.
WHO has named it Omicron, in line with naming protocols https://t.co/bSbVas9yds