Xsemble makes #softwaredevelopment easy & transparent. You assemble tiny, reusable components into large, complex software applications. Tweets by @belagali17.

Pune, India
Joined March 2017
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This is the final reminder for attending our introductory tech webinar, starting in approx 8 hours from now. Have you posted your RSVP? linkedin.com/events/70923846…
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#SoftwareDevelopment tip 3: You are better off when you know a problem instead of when you do not know it.
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Even better, why don't we program visually? Check out an @Xsemble diagram. Just one or two words describing each graph node, and the node shapes and arrows telling the rest of the story. You can compose a low level #design of software with that. #softwaredesign
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75% of software development projects fail. Show us your ailing project. It may be possible to turn it around and to propel it into a success trajectory.
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Acism conducted #programming #internships remotely in 2022. They were based on Xsemble component implementation. acism.com/programming-intern…
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Do you know that, in a CMS, the same code serves all pages of a website? It becomes apparent when you look at its visual flow diagram. acism.com/visual-model-of-a-… @Xsemble #softwaredesign
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The picture below represents the initial @Xsemble flow diagram of a supply chain application. Beautiful, isn't it? #SoftwareDevelopment #remotelearning #SoftwareDesign
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Just a couple of hours, and a fully functional #IoT demo is ready. These two hours correspond to usual working, with interrupting calls and compilation/runtime errors slow us down. Good enough to showcase the RAD capabilities, huh? #softwaredevelopment #webdevelopment
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The middle ground is componentization, where components are created using programming. Use a component directly if it's available, otherwise create it. Check out @Xsemble that enables you to do this.
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It is always difficult for business #startups to get good tech cofounders. Today it's more difficult than ever. Without that, the #softwaredevelopment is stuck. If that is you, we have a solution for you based on our unique #tech offering. Contact us for a discussion.
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Beyond reusable #components, it is about making complete projects reusable. xsemble.com/xsemble-3-4-para… #softwaredevelopment #reusability #efficiency
We have #remote #internships started at @Acism this week. The idea is to accelerate practical learning of programming through making @Xsemble components. #IDGTechTalk #shamelesspromotion
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We are excited to start our #Programming #Internships from next week. The objective is to impart "demonstrable expertise" in practical aspects of #programming through development of @Xsemble components.
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Replying to @acism @AwelenoellaO
Best strategy is the one that offers you all of them. You get started on the right foot from the beginning. You keep adding more and more features to the product as you go along, so the product evolves gradually without hitting any walls. All this is still done quite fast!
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Spring Boot : Complete guide from development to deployment - A #FREE Course Learn more: bit.ly/2Ak1TDa #spring #java #programming
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"The purpose of software engineering is to control complexity, not to create it" - an insightful quote by Pamela Zave. Today's community meeting opens with this quote.
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Our online open community meeting is a place to find out about our unique model to create software using #WFH freelancers with #RemoteWorking. The meeting is happening tonight. Register here: forms.gle/Uj73Qg4vtxrBdaT56
SOAP vs REST vs GraphQL vs RPC. The diagram below illustrates the API timeline and API styles comparison. Over time, different API architectural styles are released. Each of them has its own patterns of standardizing data exchange.
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Replying to @BatsouElef
We use @Xsemble on our projects. It helps us visualize the software as a set of interacting small components, and then code the components individually.
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Software product development often takes a big hit as the original developer leaves and someone else is expected to take over and continue. acism.com/crossing-the-softw…
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