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Introducing: Virtual InRule User Community Meeting 2020!

I’ve always enjoyed the opportunity to sit back and learn something new. As a youth, the classroom and the athletic field were the places I absorbed the most knowledge. Today, it’s books, podcasts, blogs, webinars, and meetings with my peers. I love taking the opportunity to be quiet, forget about everything else, and focus on a lesson from an

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Peter Fudalej

09/24/2020
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 tools: When I need to make changes to a WordPress website, I inevitably become annoyed at the rich text editor and end up making changes

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Dan Gardiner

08/25/2020
Guidelines for Organizing Business Rules

In irAuthor, as with most software with structured logic, when you decide to implement a new application or a new addition to an existing application, you must make several decisions: What will my rules do? What are the intended inputs and outputs of these rules? Are they tied to a

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Robert Eaman

03/10/2020
Lines in the Sand: Defining the Boundary Between Rules and Code

When introducing a rule engine to the IT side of the aisle, one of the questions that often comes up is how to codify the distinction between logic that should be programmed directly into an application or CRM platform, and logic that should be written in a rule application on

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Dan Gardiner

06/18/2019
Rule Testing Part 1: Testing Tools Demystified

Testing rules in a rule engine is not quite the same as testing code. Verifying correct behavior and results in simple rule applications can be as simple as a quick glance at irVerify and the Rule Engine Feedback tab. But more complicated rule applications take the place of so many

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Robert Eaman

04/25/2019
Legacy Modernization with InRule and AveriSource

Legacy mai­­­nframe systems are the original pattern for ransomware: your business depends on this system and if you stop shoveling money into it, your business comes to a screeching halt. What other choice do you have? Paying exorbitant maintenance expenses just keep it running; making improvements to keep up with

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Dan Reynolds

10/03/2018
Please Mr. Postman

“Please Mr. Postman” was a marvelous song by The Marvelettes from 1961.  Postman also happens to be a marvelous 3rd– party tool which I often use to test calling REST services.  This blog post will give a quick demonstration of using Postman to call InRule’s “out-of-the-box” irServer® Rule Execution Service

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ROAD Services + Support Teams

03/30/2018