5 Things I love about WSL
I got a new PC and love it! But a new PC also means a whole new setup and a lot of work. One of the first things I’ve setup has been the Windows Subsystem for Linux. I know I … Continue reading “5 Things I love about WSL” →
Smartphone Sensors for Dummies
On my way exploring Augmented Reality under iOS, I have come across Core Motion Framework, which provides tools for working with motion- and environment-related data your device captures. There are numerous applications for this kind of information, especially if we … Continue reading “Smartphone Sensors for Dummies” →
Quickstart: Get ready for 3rd Spoken CALL Shared Task
These days is Interspeech conference 2018 where I’m invited as a speaker and as they write on their website… Interspeech is the world’s largest and most comprehensive conference on the science and technology of spoken language processing. Coming Wednesday the … Continue reading “Quickstart: Get ready for 3rd Spoken CALL Shared Task” →
5 Essential Things about Working with a Product Owner
When a team has issues at communication with their Product Owner you may have serious trouble coming towards you. Having problems dealing and talking with your Product Owner inherits a lot of risks for everyone, e.g. it can lead to … Continue reading “5 Essential Things about Working with a Product Owner” →
Spring Cloud Netflix Sidecar Tutorial
Introduction Hey guys,this week’s post is about Microservices created with the various Spring Cloud frameworks and how to include services written in non-JVM programming languages into the Spring Cloud ecosystem using Spring Cloud Netflix Sidecar. Please be aware that this … Continue reading “Spring Cloud Netflix Sidecar Tutorial” →
Do it yourself filesystem with Dokan
What’s up guys?! A week has passed and its time for a new Blogpost. This time I am gonna give you a small introduction to Dokan. You don’t have a clue? Never heard of Dokan before? No problem… I haven’t … Continue reading “Do it yourself filesystem with Dokan” →
OpenCV & Tesseract: Android Computer Vision for Dummies
Introduction I got to know OpenCV as I investigated into computer vision solutions for a little startup called robodev GmbH (see here). There I developed possible ways for real-time object recognition and computation of angle and position of the recognized … Continue reading “OpenCV & Tesseract: Android Computer Vision for Dummies” →
3 Ways To Do Augmented Reality Wrong
The please-don’t-sue-us disclaimer: This post is a personal interpretation of a scientific work applied to actual use cases, based on information available online. It is not an intention of the author, to belittle the technological achievements of any company mentioned … Continue reading “3 Ways To Do Augmented Reality Wrong” →
Rasa Core & NLU: Conversational AI for dummies
AI is a sought-after topic, but most developers face two hurdles that prevent them from programming anything with it. It is a complex field in which a lot of experience is needed to achieve good results Although there are good … Continue reading “Rasa Core & NLU: Conversational AI for dummies” →
A quick Introduction to Jib
Hey guys, last week I stumbled upon an announcement on the Google Cloud Platform. They presented a new open-source tool which aims to ease the containerization of your Java project. Without even reading the whole announcement, I declared it the … Continue reading “A quick Introduction to Jib” →