@bderuvo takes a much needed vacation and @josecgomez miscounts our episodes (its 4 not 5 ) then, he discusses a rumor going around that Epicor is going to force everyone to go to the cloud by 2024ā¦(Spoiler Alert) They arenāt!
We talk briefly about what parameter sniffing is and what negative and positive consequences it can have on our BAQs. Then we dive into a thoroughly enjoyable conversation with @Bart_Elia former Lead Software Architect at Epicor, now Platform Architect at AMN Healthcare.
Bart and Jose do a bit of a deep dive into the history of Epicor, Bartās tenure at the company and why he left (when opportunity knocksā¦ you answer it!), the birth of E10, REST and more, while covering relevant topics like architecture design, hardware as code and the cloud.
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@John_Mitchell for the guest suggestion! (see we do listen )
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Episode 4 not 5, counting is hard for @josecgomez even if he does have a full set of digits on his hand. We should have named it episode 5 and Episode 4 is the ālost episodeā. An air of mystery around it. Thanks @Bart_Elia for participating!
Youād think Johnā¦but no less than 5 of them saw the video before it was posted and āvettedā it and not a one noticed I said 5 instead of 4 until it was all edited and rendered.
DevOps is definitely a part of the conversation and a solid plank in the platform. Many aspects build the IT ecosystem and ignoring one or unbalancing some over others will lead to loss of velocity or outright failure.
Lol hey itās what my first mcse was on. Alpha NT 3.1 or some gawd awful early tech. Fun days when you used to have to buy your ip network driver for windows desktops
I do not miss those days of being locked in a windowless room all week from 7am to 8pm talking to Microsoft product leads trying to point out gaps in whatever design review we were doing and then just as I am ready to escape for the four hour drive home they stick a camera in your face.
The early patten and practices ones are all proofed. Too bad, those were good times.
and @josecgomez miscounts our episodes (its 4 not 5 
) then, he discusses a rumor going around that Epicor is going to force everyone to go to the cloud by 2024ā¦(Spoiler Alert) They arenāt!
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or for the holiday special 
