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This site is supposed to be a showcase for my thoughts about software engineering, less a personal homepage. If you want to know more about me, invite me to a beer.

 

Lessons Learned + News in April 2021

09 May 2021
Posted by Steven

This is what I learned in April 2021:

Developer on the Stage Newsletter #2

22 Apr 2021
Posted by Steven

Welcome to the second newsletter for my upcoming book “Developer on the Stage” that will guide software developers to their first successful talk.

In the last newsletter (which you can read 

Lessons Learned + News in March 2021

01 Apr 2021
Posted by Steven

This is what I learned in March 2021:

Four examples of great marketing in software development

22 Mar 2021
Posted by Steven

I’m not a marketing guy. Actually, there are some issues involving me that would qualify as anti-marketing. However, I know some awesome things I perceive as great marketing. Here is a list of four of them, in no particular order, without being complete.

Developer on the Stage Newsletter #1

16 Mar 2021
Posted by Steven

Kind of sneakily, I mentioned before that I'm about to publish a book. It is called "Developer on the Stage". This book will guide you through your very first talk as a developer. It will help you find the right idea, structure your thoughts and build a talk that is both instructive and built on your individual experiences. You will learn about the different types of conferences and talks as well as how to get a speaking slot at an event that supports your first talk. A lot of small but important habits for the situation on stage will help you be well-prepared.

How to context-menu with ZSA Moonlander in IntelliJ IDEA

16 Mar 2021
Posted by Steven

Recently, I bought a Moonlander keyboard. Since then, I'm trying to learn how to type again. :D Although I had a rough time working with the new ortholinear setup and also defining "my" layout with the awesome software oryx, it's a blast. If you are typing professionally, for example as a programmer or writer, do yourself a favor and buy some professional gear like this keyboard.

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