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  • Consent focused cookie banners for PECR compliant websites

    Before we talk about cookie banners, let’s talk briefly about cookie policies. Every website needs a cookie policy if any cookies are used. This policy informs the user what cookies are, how a company is using them, and what controls a user has.  

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  • Dev Camp 2022: Day 5

    We've reached the end of our week-long 2022 Dev Camp. Would OCC recommend the 3 technologies we tested? Read our final thoughts on our time spent trialling the latest updates to Blazor and Maui here

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  • Dev Camp 2022: Day 4

    On Day 4 of Dev Camp the team finessed their Blazor Implementation work and explored the Entity Framework Core on MAUI.

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  • Dev Camp 2022: Day 3

    Today the team will be creating a website and desktop version of the same application using the same code in Blazor Desktop.

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  • Dev Camp 2022: Day 1 & 2

    OCC begins its Dev Camp 2022 by trialing new technologies in order to determine whether they are product ready.

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  • Using AI in Medical Devices

    Machine learning. Artificial intelligence. Deep learning. Once purely seen as buzzwords, these concepts were eagerly discussed in theoretical conversations and lofty imaginings of what our future may hold. But now we find ourselves firmly in the data age, where artificial intelligence has become a critical tool in processing the staggering amount of information we produce. Machine learning techniques can be used to crunch the numbers and spot patterns where the human brain cannot. Researchers are implementing their latest findings into[...]

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  • Developer Tips: Tools for Developers

    Our senior developers at Oxford Computer Consultants have started a series of developer tips based on our decades of experience. The theme of this first set of tips is tools and is aimed at developers early in their careers. Play and experiment Our first tip is to find time to play and experiment. Not only is this fun, but trying new things helps you learn more about your software tools. One of the reasons that children learn faster than adults,[...]

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  • How To Become A C# Developer

    This article describes the steps that aspiring developers should take to learn the skills that they will need to become a C# Developer.

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  • Traceable Project Development With Azure DevOps

    Companies within the Health and Research sectors often operate in regulatory environments with additional auditing obligations to meet. This includes with regards to traceability within their custom software tools (including item history, item tracking, issue tracking). As such, OCC use Microsoft Azure DevOps tool chain for software development. This article explores what Azure DevOps is and why you should be using it.

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  • An innovative way to say it’s ‘business as usual’ during the COVID-19 lockdown

    Lockdown has affected every business here in the UK, resulting in most of us working from home and so communicating remotely with our colleagues and clients. Microsoft Teams has enabled us to stay in daily contact using video and audio calls and sharing screens. But as days turned into weeks, we needed more than this.

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  • Converting code from MATLAB to FORTRAN 95

    Recently, OCC completed a project converting MATLAB code to FORTRAN 95 which presented us with some interesting problems due to their differences in the treatment of variables, functions and matrices. This article describes how we solved those problems. Variables The most noticeable difference between the two languages is that MATLAB is dynamically typed, while all variables in FORTRAN are declared at the top of the scope. In FORTRAN, variables must be declared before use. A major challenge of converting dynamically[...]

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