luco17

Agree. It’s good and exciting. It is so strong at information retrieval. Much enterprise work is finding, categorising, slicing, summarising info.

Querying SQL, searching Sharepoint, AWS/Azure CLI, log analysis… etc. Amazing.

ABAC/RBAC, data labelling, scoped tokens, Purview all v helpful in managing risk.

Bankers had it bad for a long time. Now it's our turn!

Hairdressing/beauticians

See something here re mission ops planning.

There’s a tactile element to understanding your assets, supply lines, air/sea/land bridges, time to rendezvous, enemy dispositions, etc that could benefit from a richer visual canvas.

How to take that physical state, encode it so it can be replayed/evolved/disseminated into taskings.

At the moment it’s all spreadsheets, white boards and staff officers.

Thinking cap on - thanks for the post!

We started working on this project in May this year. We wanted it to be super easy to create and share training spaces for whatever training goal or personal circumstances you have.

The hardest part has been adapting to mobile dev (extensive user interviews suggested a web app would not fly). We started with a Typescript/Vue.js/Cordova/Serverless (Dynamo, Lambda) stack before running into performance issues and dissatisfaction with the layers of abstraction.

The current stack is Flutter (we're still getting our heads round the file structure), Java Spring, RDS and GetStream for chat. Apple and Google review processes have been fine.

Overall, mobile dev feels very far away from web, particularly if you need to make a hotfix and have to submit the build back to review each team. Build times are pretty long too, but BitRise has been a great CD tool.

Let us know what you think!

Tom & Lucien.