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A couple of weeks ago I began to read Uncle Bob’s old developer bible: Clean Code. I was excited about the presented concepts and put a lot of thought into applying them into code. One day I was lying on … Continue reading “Clean Code: The hard facts and figures” →
Day one on the Stuttgart Hackathon. Our team arrived in three parts: – The hardcore ones who even took some vacation to get there in time. – The cool ones who arrived later – and there is Leon… In this … Continue reading “The Stuttgart Hackathon Diary” →
There is this one developer in your team. She knows the code best. Everyone knows her and everyone asks for her opinion, even if not team or code-related. She is in the same agile team as you, also for quite … Continue reading “5 Steps for Working with an Overachiever in Agile Teams” →
I was going to write a plain old blog post with a lot of letters following one another, you know, the usual way, when suddenly ** wild inspiration appeared **. And I thought, why do you guys always have to … Continue reading “3 Lessons about Education” →
Autumn is coming. This is the time when I like to grab a cup of hot tea and crawl under a warm blanket with my laptop. As a developer, it’s a good time to broaden your horizons with new knowledge. … Continue reading “Explore the Unexplored! (Tech world)” →
Hey guys, during my studies I had to analyze the NoSQL database Cassandra as a possible replacement for a regular relational database. During my research I dove really deep into the architecture and the data model of Cassandra and I … Continue reading “A deep dive into Apache Cassandra – Part 1: Data Structure” →
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” →
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” →
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” →
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” →