SAP CodeTalk with DJ Adams on living on and working from a narrowboat

In this SAP CodeTalk, Ian Thain, Developer Advocate, and DJ Adams, Developer Advocate, discuss what its like living and working from a narrowboat.
Narrowboat-related posts: qmacro.org/tags/narrowboat/
The Fitout Pontoon (where DJ had his boat custom-made): www.thefitoutpontoon.co.uk/
Canal & River Trust - Canal & River Network: canalrivertrust.org.uk/canals...
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[@Rickjackson007]

Big fan of Dj 😊

[@AnerLucero]

It comes form Representational State Transfer

[@sapdevs]

You're right! :-) [dja]

[@DJAdams]

I wanted to point out that my audio quality is down to passing it through a noise filter in post production rather than anything related to my Internet connection! :-)

[@FleischmannMVD]

for a minute I was worried the narrowboat sank under the water

[@tibbydudeza]

Interesting way of life - I follow a vlogger "CruisingTheCut".
I can't swim and get seasick so I am definitely a landlubber, but I love reading about people living alternative to the norm.

[@krisho008]

Crazy. But why are you doing this? What is the inspiration DJ?

[@sapdevs]

It's a combination of circumstance (the details of which are more private) and timing, plus an awareness of getting older (but not necessarily wiser) where such an opportunity may not prevent itself in the future. [dja]

[@krisho008]

@@sapdevs ok, I read it five times before I understood it. 😄🙏
best wishes DJ.

[@alestar22]

means that you are not attached to anything, no session, stateless... as a REST request

[@sapdevs]

I hadn't thought about the "stateless" aspect, nice angle. I like it! :-) [dja]