If you’re like many InRule® customers, your AD&D and DevOps teams are investigating or have already adopted a continuous integration, continuous...
Using User Defined Functions Felicitously
Like many InRule users, my background is in software development. As a result, I often find myself taking whatever means I can to bypass low-code...
Updating Rule Applications in Code using irSDK
Warning: As with the previous posts about Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment, this post is intended for a technical/developer audience....
Integrating Rule Apps into your CI/CD Pipeline – Part II
Welcome back! For those of you just joining us, this is part two of a pair of blog posts discussing CI/CD with rule apps – you can find the previous...
Integrating Rule Apps into your CI/CD Pipeline – Part I
Introduction One question that is regularly brought up during customer training sessions is how to integrate Rule Applications into a company’s...
Rule Applications vs Code: Navigating the Shift in Business Logic Implementation
In the evolving landscape of software development and business rules engines, a pivotal debate emerges: rule applications versus traditional coding....
Logging Enhancements – Part One
There's an awkward period in many romantic relationships where a person moves in with another person -- but not completely. They still have their...
Maintenance-Driven Development
One of my coworkers has a motorcycle which he frequently complains about and sometimes gets to ride. Earlier today he was lamenting how long it has...
InRule Supports .NET Core!
It’s official! InRule’s irServer rules engine now has support for .NET Core! My fellow InRule engineers and I are thrilled to ship it and put it in...
(Not) Lost in Translation
The Universal Language of…Soccer? With the World Cup in full swing, we are reminded yet again of the diversity of our planet. Personally, I’m also...
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