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# How to use the AOE Technology Radar
# How to use the Technology Radar
### Introduction
Technology is advancing rapidly, with new technologies and innovations constantly emerging.
It is essential for a development and technology company like AOE to continually improve and keep
track of the latest valuable innovations. It is important to actively seek out innovations and new
technologies and periodically question established technologies and methods.
But, it is also important to wisely choose which technologies to use in our daily work and in the
different projects we are carrying out. As we all know: There is no silver bullet.
### What is the AOE Technology Radar?
The Tech Radar provides an overview of different technologies, including languages, frameworks,
tools, and patterns, as well as platforms, that we consider 'new or noteworthy.' The radar does not
cover all established technologies; instead, it focuses on items that have recently gained
significance or undergone changes. Items previously featured in the radar are not listed on the
homepage but remain available in the complete overview and search.
### How it is created
The items in the technology radar are suggested by different teams, many of which are related to the
work and challenges faced by the teams in various projects. In fact, we do not include anything on
the radar that we haven't personally tested at least once.
Numerous valuable discussions have taken place in various expert groups regarding the classification
and details of each technology and innovation. The culmination of these discussions is reflected in
the latest technology radar.
### How should it be used
The radar serves as an overview of technologies that we believe everyone in the teams should be
aware of at present.
Its goal is to guide and inspire daily work within the teams. Additionally, it aims to provide
valuable information and a high-level perspective to enable decisions to be made with a deeper
understanding of the subject matter, resulting in more informed and coordinated choices.
We also hope that developers outside of AOE will find the information in our technology overview
inspiring.
We categorize the items into four quadrants, and sometimes, when it's not entirely clear where an
item belongs, we choose the best fit.
#### The quadrants are:
- **Languages & Frameworks:** In this category, we include development languages like Scala or
Golang, as well as low-level development frameworks such as Play or Symfony. These are valuable
for implementing various types of custom software.
- **Tools:** This section is dedicated to a wide range of software tools, from small utilities to
more extensive software projects.
- **Methods & Patterns:** Patterns hold enduring significance, with many of them standing the test
of time compared to some tools or frameworks. This category is where we provide information on
methods and patterns related to development, continuous integration, testing, organization,
architecture, and more.
- **Platforms & Operations:** In this quadrant, we group technologies related to the operation of
software, infrastructure, and platform-related tools and services.
#### Each of the items is classified in one of these rings:
- **Adopt:** We wholeheartedly recommend this technology. It has been extensively used in many teams
for an extended period, proving its stability and utility.
- **Trial:** We have successfully implemented this technology and suggest taking a closer look at it
in this category. The aim here is to scrutinize these items more closely with the intention of
elevating them to the 'Adopt' level.
- **Assess:** We have experimented with this technology and find it promising. We recommend
exploring these items when you encounter a specific need for the technology in your project.
- **Hold:** This category is somewhat unique. Unlike the others, it advises discontinuing or
refraining from using certain technologies. This does not necessarily imply that they are
inherently bad; it often may be acceptable to use them in existing projects. However, we move
items here when we believe they should no longer be employed, as we have identified better options
or alternatives.
Edit this file to your needs to provide an introduction to the technology radar. Explain the purpose
of the radar and how it is created. This is a good place to explain the quadrants and rings, too.
### Contributing to the AOE Technology Radar

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{
"id": "adopt",
"title": "Adopt",
"description": "We can clearly recommend this technology. We have used it for longer period of time in many teams and it has proven to be stable and useful.",
"description": "",
"color": "#588157",
"radius": 0.5,
"strokeWidth": 5
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{
"id": "trial",
"title": "Trial",
"description": "We have used it with success and recommend to have a closer look at the technology in this ring. The goal of items here is to look at them more closely, with the goal to bring them to the adopt level.",
"description": "",
"color": "#457b9d",
"radius": 0.69,
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{
"id": "assess",
"title": "Assess",
"description": "We have tried it out and we find it promising. We recommend having a look at these items when you face a specific need for the technology in your project.",
"description": "",
"color": "#bc6c25",
"radius": 0.85,
"strokeWidth": 2
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{
"id": "hold",
"title": "Hold",
"description": "This category is a bit special. Unlike the others, we recommend to stop doing or using something. That does not mean that they are bad and it often might be ok to use them in existing projects. But we move things here if we think we shouldn't do them anymore - because we see better options or alternatives now.",
"description": "",
"color": "#d62828",
"radius": 1,
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"social": [
{
"href": "https://www.facebook.com/aoepeople",
"icon": "facebook"
},
{
"href": "https://twitter.com/aoepeople",
"icon": "x"
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"href": "https://www.xing.com/company/aoe",
"icon": "xing"
},
{
"href": "https://www.instagram.com/aoepeople",
"icon": "instagram"
},
{
"href": "https://www.youtube.com/user/aoepeople",
"icon": "youtube"
},
{
"href": "https://github.com/aoepeople",
"icon": "github"
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"quadrantOverview": "Quadrant Overview",
"zoomIn": "Zoom in",
"filterByTag": "Filter by Tag",
"footer": "AOE is a leading global provider of services for digital transformation and digital business models. AOE relies exclusively on established Enterprise Open Source technologies. This leads to innovative solutions, digital products and portals in agile software projects, and helps build long-lasting, strategic partnerships with our customers.",
"footer": "The technology radar is a project by AOE GmbH. Feel free to build your own radar based on the open source project.",
"notUpdated": "This item was not updated in last three versions of the Radar. Should it have appeared in one of the more recent editions, there is a good chance it remains pertinent. However, if the item dates back further, its relevance may have diminished and our current evaluation could vary. Regrettably, our capacity to consistently revisit items from past Radar editions is limited.",
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"pageAbout": "How to use AOE Technology Radar?",