Enterprise software, also known as enterprise application software
(EAS), is computer software used to satisfy the needs of an organization
rather than individual users. Such organizations include businesses, schools,
interest-based user groups, clubs, charities, and governments. Enterprise
software is an integral part of a computer-based information system.
Environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG)
Environmental, social, and corporate governance
(ESG), also known as environmental, social, and governance, is a set of aspects
considered when investing in companies that recommends taking environmental
issues, social issues and corporate governance issues into account.
An event listener or event handler is a function that is
called when a specific event occurs in the DOM. The event listener is passed an Event object which contains
data about the event.
For example, event listeners might be registered for click
events, focus events, submit events, etc.
There are two recommended approaches for registering handlers. Event
handler code can be made to run when an event is triggered by assigning
it to the target elementʼs corresponding onevent
property (e.g., onclick), or by registering the handler as
a listener for the element using the addEventListener()
method.
Exitprise is a term we coined to contrast with enterprise. We believe that most enterprise software is over-engineered, overwrought,
far more complex than it has any right to be, and pricey. In most circumstances,
you arenʼt gonna need it: YAGNI. And most enterprise processes are also overly-complex and wasteful. YAGNI
again.
Exitprise says keep it simple, never write any code until you absolutely
need it, and write it yourself whenever possible. Focus on ad hoc
collaboration not arbitrary teams. Avoid process as much as practicable.
Get stuff done.
We pronounce it “exit prize”, which reminds us of the many
benefits that exiting the enterprise model brings us.
external dependencies
External dependencies are libraries of code not written
by you that you import into your code to avoid having to code them yourself.
The obvious benefits of external dependencies are to save time (the code
is already written) and to acquire code that might be beyond your
ability to write yourself.
The detriments should be equally obvious: you have little or no control
over the code. Hence, you cannot be sure that it is secure or well-tested. You can only configure what they give you. If a feature is lacking, you
are pretty much out of luck.
Worse, because the code must suit a wide variety of circumstances, it
tends to be complex, bloated, and overly abstracted: one-size-fits-all
[sic]. In contrast, code you write yourself can be very efficient: no
wasted lines.
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