My experience in Japan with GeneXus
My Experience in Japan with GeneXus is the story of Carlos Tedesco, one of the winners of the Let’s PLAI contest.
The eclectic legacy of October 21
There are dates on the calendar that go unnoticed, but October 21 is not one of them. This particular day has witnessed events that, though diverse in nature, converge around themes of innovation, the future, and global awareness. From the birth of one of the most inventive minds in history, to a nod to pop culture and a major announcement in the world of software development, October 21 invites us to reflect on how we shape our present and future.
The birth of a visionary: Alfred Nobel
Alfred Nobel
On October 21, 1833, Alfred Nobel was born in Stockholm, Sweden. An engineer, chemist, inventor, and philanthropist, his name is synonymous with the prestigious prizes that bear it. Over the course of his life, Nobel accumulated more than 355 patents, the most famous being the invention of dynamite. His legacy, however, goes beyond his inventions and centers on fostering human progress through the Nobel Prizes, which honor those who have conferred the greatest benefit to humanity in various fields.
A call to action: World Energy Saving Day
World Energy Saving Day
In line with raising awareness about our impact on the planet, October 21 is also World Energy Saving Day. This day seeks to raise global awareness about the importance of responsible and sustainable energy consumption. In a world facing climate challenges, this date reminds us that small individual actions – like turning off unused lights or unplugging electronics – can have a big collective impact on preserving our natural resources.
Back to the Future! A Pop Culture Milestone
Marty McFly and Doc Brown
For movie and sci-fi fans, October 21 holds special significance: it’s “Back to the Future Day.” In the iconic film Back to the Future Part II, this is the date Marty McFly and Doc Brown travel to the future in their DeLorean. While the 2015 we imagined back in the ’80s didn’t materialize with flying cars on every corner, the date has become a global celebration of the trilogy, its impact on pop culture, and our fascination with what’s to come.
Innovation in Software Development: GeneXus Next Launch
Gastón Milano (CTO of Globant Enterprise AI), Gustavo “Guscarr” Carriquiry (COO and Product Manager at GeneXus), Federico Azzato (Tech Director at GeneXus), and Gisela Bertelli (CBO of GeneXus).
Looking toward the future of technology, October 21 was also the chosen date for the announcement of GeneXus Next, the latest version of the Low-Code software development platform. This launch represents a leap forward in how applications are created and maintained, incorporating artificial intelligence and new technologies to streamline and simplify the development process. This announcement – on such a significant date – highlights the ongoing evolution of innovation and how technology continues to shape our world.
In short, October 21 presents us with a curious intersection of history, environmental awareness, pop culture, and technological advancement. It’s a day to remember pioneers like Alfred Nobel, reflect on our responsibility to the planet, celebrate the stories that inspire us to dream of the future, and witness the tools that are helping build it.
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