Here’s a story of people who are recruiting and have been recruited to Synergy Codes. These are the learnings about the philosophy of the unique hiring process. People are the key to synergy Synergy is an interaction or cooperation giving rise to a whole that is greater than the simple sum of its parts. However, there is no synergy without relevant separate individual parts. In the case of an IT company, such fitting parts are passionate people who are happy to create, cooperate, and have fun from what they do. That’s why the recruitment process in Synergy Codes is different. It is not only about…

Enterprise IT architecture, or system architecture, is a hybrid environment of applications and systems distributed across on-premise data centers, cloud infrastructure, edge computing, IoT networks, and other platforms. It spans different physical locations of the machines and various service providers, whether a company uses IaaS, PaaS or SaaS solutions, or a hybrid environment. Let’s see how system architecture diagrams may provide a visible change for data-driven companies. While this distributed setup offers many advantages, such as flexibility, security, rapid time-to-market, and customization, a complex infrastructure and software architecture is a challenge for data governance and system administration. It’s not as simple as server-to-server data flow mapping that was common…

Manufacturing is a very complex process. Each part of it has the potential for significant optimization, which could increase profits and reduce production costs. Conversely, each part of the process can malfunction. It means lead to unnecessary expenses, material losses, delays, or workplace injury. No wonder, then, that Manufacturing Monitoring Systems (sometimes called Shop Floor Monitoring Systems) are necessary for companies in all manufacturing industries. Whether it’s pharmaceutical, food, chemical, or automotive production. What are manufacturing monitoring systems? Production monitoring (shop floor monitoring) system allows production managers and operators to monitor the process flow in real-time and prevents malfunctions. It also enables the collecting and analyzing valuable data….

Checking if the value is null or undefined in JavaScript (and TypeScript) can be a real headache and doing it incorrectly can lead to unexpected errors during runtime.  In most strongly typed languages the value can be either null or not, however that’s unfortunately not the case in JavaScript.   In JavaScript, you will encounter null or undefined. To make life even harder, there are also double (abstract ==) and triple (strict ===) equality comparisons which combined with null/undefined confusion can be a challenge, especially for beginners.   Let’s start with a little theory, and later I’ll guide you through examples and finally show you a painless (and safe!) way to do the null checks in the code.  Equality comparison  There are three value-comparisons in operations in JavaScript:  == Abstract Equality…