With ever-growing software occasionally developers will find themselves amid a befuddlement built on complicated and poorly organized conditional logic. Chaos such as this is nearly unmaintainable, even by the original developer. A rules engine allows you to simplify that logic and provide more self-documenting, maintainable code.
This explores the use case for a Rules Engines and highlights the existing PHP Rules Engine, Ruler.
Talk given to Nashville PHP Meetup 09/09/2014
PT.BUZOO INDONESIA is No1 Japanese offshore development company in Indonesia.
We are professional of web solution and smartphone apps. We can support Japanese, English and Indonesia.
We are hiring now at http://buzoo.co.id/
Your enterprise can become truly intelligent
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Get there with Red Hat’s JBoss® Enterprise Business Rules Management System (BRMS), a key component of our vision for the intelligent, integrated enterprise. It delivers the power of business rules, complex event processing, and business process management in a single open source distribution—all accessible from a common set of authoring tools.
JBoss Enterprise BRMS supports a broad range of decision-management and process-driven applications with a unique combination of open source technologies:
- jBPM5 business process management
- Drools business rules
- Drools Fusion complex event processing
Build rule, event, and process-driven applications that scale across the enterprise
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Cómo generar ingresos con tu sitio Web (AdSense)Karen Martell
Si sos editor de un sitio web, podés generar ingresos mediante el programa de publicidad Google AdSense. Esta presentación explica cómo AdSense genera ingresos con tu sitio web y cómo agregar valor al sitio con mapas, custom search, y más. También, incluye información sobre AdPlanner & Publisher.
PT.BUZOO INDONESIA is No1 Japanese offshore development company in Indonesia.
We are professional of web solution and smartphone apps. We can support Japanese, English and Indonesia.
We are hiring now at http://buzoo.co.id/
Your enterprise can become truly intelligent
-------------------------------------------
Get there with Red Hat’s JBoss® Enterprise Business Rules Management System (BRMS), a key component of our vision for the intelligent, integrated enterprise. It delivers the power of business rules, complex event processing, and business process management in a single open source distribution—all accessible from a common set of authoring tools.
JBoss Enterprise BRMS supports a broad range of decision-management and process-driven applications with a unique combination of open source technologies:
- jBPM5 business process management
- Drools business rules
- Drools Fusion complex event processing
Build rule, event, and process-driven applications that scale across the enterprise
-------------------------------------------
Discover best practices for constructing BRMS applications that support large numbers of rules operating on big data. We’ll illustrate common use cases with real-world case studies and give you practical tips for estimating computing resource requirements.
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Ponencia utilizada en la Jornada i-CRECE: “Comercialización de productos y servicios para empresas de innovación y EBT” de Extremadura Avante el pasado 14 de Febrero en el Centro de Cirugía de Mínima Invasión Jesús Usón de Cáceres.
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MARKETING 2.0 Y REDES SOCIALES EN LA EMPRESA
Club Mestral / IV Ciclo de conferencias
1. Descubriendo la filosofía WEB 2.0
2. Analítica y posicionamiento web
3. Search Engine Marketing
4. Redes Sociales
5. Social Media Marketing
6. Marketing viral
7. De la teoría a la práctica
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This is a list of ten simple things to know for students starting out in the digital marketing business. Or perhaps ten simple things to remember for those of us who are still slogging away at it.
anna university automobile engineering unit 1 suresh n
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Ever wonder how a company gets to the top of Google search results? Know that successful search engine optimization (SEO) means more customers, but don’t know where to start?
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You can view the recording here: https://icontact-videos.wistia.com/medias/98kel4ad6s
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• How to use mobile to your advantage
• How to write winning on-page meta descriptions
• Why building quality links matters, and how to get started
• Several useful tools to help automate and track progress
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Cifras de incidentes de compañías aéreas durante el año 2012Iñaki Ruiz Vazquez
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Mi deseo con este análisis no es más que poner sobre la mesa los datos reales sobre incidentes de seguridad aérea y compararlos con el número de pasajeros transportados por cada aerolínea, razón por la que no emitiré a continuación ningún tipo de juicio de valor ni conclusión sobre dichas cifras.
Them’s the Rules: Using a Rules Engine to Wrangle ComplexityTechWell
When dealing with complicated and ever-growing program conditions brought on by new business requirements, it's easy for what was once a small conditional block of code to grow to evaluating hundreds of unique conditions. Unfortunately, much like kudzu, that bad practice begins to creep into other areas of code. Micah Breedlove says that incorporating a rules engine to handle the conditional logic is a great way to reduce the code smells wafting from a multi-hundred line conditional. Converting the conditional into one small block of code which can retrieve and interpret a rule from another source—a database, XML, YAML, or some other repository—alleviates unnecessary logic. Micah presents different approaches to implementing a rules engine including event-driven and direct injection to give a better appreciation for its ability to simplify the growing complexity of conditional statements. Cleaning up conditional logic is an important gateway to writing more concise code which leads to an easier-to-maintain application.
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Conferencia
MARKETING 2.0 Y REDES SOCIALES EN LA EMPRESA
Club Mestral / IV Ciclo de conferencias
1. Descubriendo la filosofía WEB 2.0
2. Analítica y posicionamiento web
3. Search Engine Marketing
4. Redes Sociales
5. Social Media Marketing
6. Marketing viral
7. De la teoría a la práctica
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anna university automobile engineering unit 1 suresh n
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Ever wonder how a company gets to the top of Google search results? Know that successful search engine optimization (SEO) means more customers, but don’t know where to start?
You’re in luck. Simone Watson, iContact’s resident SEO expert and Loren Baker, Founder of Search Engine Journal/Co-Founder of Foundation Digital have teamed up to help you get started with your SEO aspirations.
You can view the recording here: https://icontact-videos.wistia.com/medias/98kel4ad6s
Simone and Loren cover:
• How to set up your online analytics
• How to use mobile to your advantage
• How to write winning on-page meta descriptions
• Why building quality links matters, and how to get started
• Several useful tools to help automate and track progress
11 Things to Look For in a Hotel Booking Engine ProviderNet Affinity
What should you be getting from your hotel booking engine provider? Which features are most important to your hotel, and which can you live without?
From our perspective, your hotel booking engine provider should be giving you a highly flexible, fully controllable, feature-rich solution, along with in-depth reporting and a team to support you.
Cifras de incidentes de compañías aéreas durante el año 2012Iñaki Ruiz Vazquez
A la vista de las recientes informaciones periodísticas referidas a la posible falta de seguridad de mi compañía de bajo coste favorita, Ryanair, y de las exorbitadas cifras sobre incidentes protagonizados por la misma en España durante el año 2012 filtradas a la prensa, me he tomado la molestia de realizar una pequeña labor de investigación con el fin de esclarecer si dicha compañía es segura para volar, es decir, si realmente acumula o no más incidentes referidos a la seguridad aérea que el resto de aerolíneas (tradicionales y low cost), tanto europeas como del resto del mundo.
Para realizar este estudio me he basado en los datos de The Aviation Herald (www.avherald.com), una página web independiente que se dedica a recopilar todos aquellos incidentes de seguridad aérea protagonizados por las aerolíneas de todo el mundo desde el año 1999, y en las cifras de pasajeros transportados por cada compañía extraídos de los listados de Wikipedia (www.wikipedia.org).
Los datos sobre incidentes protagonizados se refieren al presente año 2012 - desde el de 1 de enero hasta el 15 de septiembre - mientras que las cifras de pasajeros transportados son referidas al último año completo, es decir, 2011. Este último dato se utiliza para poner en perspectiva las cifras de incidentes de cada aerolínea, en función del número de pasajeros transportado el ejercicio anterior. Así, se ha tomado el número de incidentes protagonizado y se ha dividido entre el número de pasajeros transportado el año 2011 por esa compañía, cifra a la que se ha aplicado una regla de tres para obtener una estimación de los pasajeros teóricos transportados hasta el 15 de septiembre del presente año. El resultado obtenido se trata pues de una simple estimación pero, en cualquier caso, es un dato aproximado que puede servir para ponderar el número de incidentes que cada compañía acumula en función de su volumen. Por último, se ha utilizado un código de colores para indicar si la cifra de incidentes es superior (rojo), inferior (verde) o igual (naranja) al de la media de las compañías analizadas en cada continente: Europa, Asia, América del Norte y América del Sur.
Mi deseo con este análisis no es más que poner sobre la mesa los datos reales sobre incidentes de seguridad aérea y compararlos con el número de pasajeros transportados por cada aerolínea, razón por la que no emitiré a continuación ningún tipo de juicio de valor ni conclusión sobre dichas cifras.
Them’s the Rules: Using a Rules Engine to Wrangle ComplexityTechWell
When dealing with complicated and ever-growing program conditions brought on by new business requirements, it's easy for what was once a small conditional block of code to grow to evaluating hundreds of unique conditions. Unfortunately, much like kudzu, that bad practice begins to creep into other areas of code. Micah Breedlove says that incorporating a rules engine to handle the conditional logic is a great way to reduce the code smells wafting from a multi-hundred line conditional. Converting the conditional into one small block of code which can retrieve and interpret a rule from another source—a database, XML, YAML, or some other repository—alleviates unnecessary logic. Micah presents different approaches to implementing a rules engine including event-driven and direct injection to give a better appreciation for its ability to simplify the growing complexity of conditional statements. Cleaning up conditional logic is an important gateway to writing more concise code which leads to an easier-to-maintain application.
Software development is riddled with explicit and implicit costs. Every decision you make has a cost attached to it. When you're writing code, you're making an investment, the size of which will for a long time define the costs of your future growth. In this talk you will learn how to see, understand and game some of these forces in your favour.
This talk represents the combined experience from several web development teams who have been using Symfony2 since months already to create high profile production applications. The aim is to give the audience real world advice on how to best leverage Symfony2, the current rough spots and how to work around them. Aside from covering how to implement functionality in Symfony2, this talk will also cover topics such as how to best integrate 3rd party bundles and where to find them as well as how to deploy the code and integrate into the entire server setup.
Agile Data (http://git.io/ad) is my new open-source framework that fills the growing gap between ORM and Raw SQL queries. In this presentation I explain why have I started Agile Data project and how can it enable PHP developer to generate more sophisticated queries when they need them.
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6. Conditional Logic
“hypothetical logic (of a proposition) consisting
of two component propositions... so that the
proposition is false only when the antecedent is
true and the consequent false.”
How we handle the unknown.
7. Rules Engines
“A business rules engine is a software system
that executes one or more business rules in a
runtime production environment.”
“An added layer of complexity to carry out,
often complicated, business logic of the
application”
in other words...
20. Ruler - Elements of the Equation
3 Parts
Context
Rule
Execution/Evaluation
21. Context - All Applicable Data
Variable Data:
‘bond_district’ => ‘collegedale’,
Control Data:
‘district’ => ‘collegedale’,
‘district_fee’ => ‘25’,
‘fee_adjustment’ => ‘+’
Variable Data
Request
User Specific
(includes session)
Control Data
Specific to the Rule