When we create a Watson Studio project, we should pay attention on the collaborator restriction! We cannot change it later. This is just a blog post about a common pitfall for new Watson Studio users , when they are creating a new Watson Studio project. The step five in the documentation of the project creation tells us about restrict who can... Continue Reading →
State management, modal dialog and simple spinner in VUE
This blog post is about how to use state management, spinner with conditions, and modal dialogs when saving data in VUE. How these works, we will explore along an implementation in the #BlueCloudMirror project. Maybe this can save you some time, if you plan to do the same.
How to create an interactive YouTube Video selection in VUE
In this blog post I want to share my observations during the my implementation of interactive YouTube Video selection in VUE. Maybe you can save time, if you plan to do the same.
Cors and Node-RED using a simple forwarding server
When you use Node-RED on IBM Cloud during hackathons you will notice REST calls in flows cannot be directly invoked from a web application. The reason for this is mostly that cors (cross-origin resource sharing) is not enabled for the Node-RED server. This blog post is a simple workaround for this problem. By the way, you can use... Continue Reading →
Being @Hacknext a Hackathon and Conference to create impact in InsurTech
I was one of the coaches at the sold out Hacknext in Munich, hosted at Kohlebunker, from 7. March – 9. March 2019 and in this blog post I want to share my personal impressions. From my point of view it was great to see: young people build relevant solutions for the future with the latest technologies on... Continue Reading →
How to deploy a container to the IBM Cloud Kubernetes service
I want to describe another way to run the Highscores-Service of the #BlueCloudMirror game . In the game I use IBM Cloud Foundry apps, now I want to explore IBM Cloud Kubernetes. Note: The #BlueCloudMirror game we @Niklas, @Harald and I made, is available as an Pattern on IBM Developer. The first step was creating a container for the Highscores-Service, ... Continue Reading →
How to build a container
I want to describe another way to run the Highscores-Service of the Blue-Cloud-Mirror game in IBM Cloud Kubernetes. Let's get started with the first step, building a container which contains the Scores-Service using Docker .
(outdated) How to prepare for a Hackathon with IBM Cloud?
Today I want to address a common situation for developers: You want to participate in a hackathon, and you plan to use IBM Cloud, but you have never used it before. How to prepare? My motivation to write this blog post is: I support some hackathons as a coach for IBM Cloud PaaS: Hacknext hackathon from... Continue Reading →
#BlueCloudMirror Game – highscores
This is my first blog about this topic, and I will follow with future posts to detail the different parts of highscores (scores) and the technologies and components involved.
(Outdated) Cloud Foundry on top of Kubernetes @IBM Cloud – a small test
This blog is related to the topics Cloud Foundry Enterprise Environment , serverless , code patterns and the IBM Coder Program. I just want to move an existing Cloud Foundry app on IBM Cloud to the new IBM Cloud Foundry Enterprise Environment,which instantiates Cloud Foundry on top of Kubernetes. You can find more details about this IBM Cloud offering in this blog... Continue Reading →
