CaseTalk Bookmarks
CaseTalk supports bookmarks by simply selecting anything in the Modeler, and go to the Bookmark menu in the main window. There the selected item can be added to the existing bookmarks, or can simply be copied. By copying the bookmark, the bookmark can be pasted outside of CaseTalk and functions as a URL. Similar to the protocol http:// or https://, now the casetalk:// will work.
Python DataClass
In response to Python's growing popularity among developers, CaseTalk extends its support to help developers align their work with business requirements. We've harnessed the power of Python's dataclasses to bridge this gap. However, dataclasses alone offer limited support for the rich conceptual information models in CaseTalk. To overcome this limitation, we've incorporated metadata support.
Legal Articles and Information
In the Netherlands, legal articles are readily available online, while IT systems play a pivotal role in the execution and enforcement of government policies. However, these two crucial domains often operate in isolation. When political shifts lead to policy changes, legal articles require updates. Yet, determining which IT systems require adjustments remains a challenge due to the lack of clear lineage, a concept known as vertical architecture.
Vertical architecture entails always knowing the reciprocal impact of your policies on systems and vice versa. It ensures transparency regarding why a system operates in a particular way and its underlying rationale.
Story telling
Welcome to the world of CaseTalk, where facts come alive, and data storytelling takes center stage. In the realm of information modeling, it's easy to get lost in the elementary parts, but fear not! With CaseTalk's innovative features, you can effortlessly retrieve the essence of your data story with just a click of a button. Let's explore some of the remarkable features that empower you to craft captivating narratives like never before.
Event Modeling
With all the devices put in place everywhere, and software and data engineers jumping on board with streaming data technology, there's one thing that small thing that is not looked at, and it baffles me: data integration and business verification.
Puppy Tricks
Normalization is not always fun, and even in 1989 someone by the name of Marc Rettig tried to make it more fun and easy to absorb. He must have thought, "everybody loves puppies", let's make everybody love normalization by using puppies as an example. Naturally he was right, everybody loves puppies. :-P
