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Steven Schwenke

My Name is Steven Schwenke. I am a passionate software craftsman and love to share my experiences.

Angular and Bootstrap - Use ng-bootstrap

In this article I wrote about my attempt to add a navbar to my Angular app and how I ended up with adding the full JQuery library to be able to use Bootstrap...

Adding Bootstrap to an Angular Application that got generated with JHipster

Yesterday, I wanted to add a simple Bootstrap Navigation bar to my Angular application that I created with JHipster. Although this is a standard component, I...

Software Engineering Course for 3rd Term Students

Software Engineering Course for 3rd Term Students

From March to June 2018 I have the great privilage to be the visiting professor for the course Software Engineering at the Ostfalia university in Wolfenbütt...

Lessons Learned in early 2018

Lessons Learned in early 2018

Normally, I write a “Lessons Learned” article each month. The last one was published in December 2017, which shows how busy I’ve been in the past months. To ...

List of Publications

The next issue of Java Aktuell (02/2018) will contain an article I wrote about Remote Working. This is one of my favourite topics since I began working with ...

2017 - my Conference-Year

2017 - my Conference-Year

2017 was a special year for me in many regards. It also has been an experiment. Even before the year started, I tried to take part in as many events, talks a...

Lessons Learned in December 2017

Lessons Learned in December 2017

This is what I learned in December 2017: Since recently, my main project is using Springs Caching annotation, using Google Guavas caching implementation....

Manager's Schedule and Creator's Schedule

Manager's Schedule and Creator's Schedule

In the great book “Tools of Titans” by Tim Ferris, I read about manager’s schedule and creator’s schedule. In this article, I explain the difference between ...

Lessons Learned in November 2017

Lessons Learned in November 2017

This is what I learned in November 2017: One more cool shortcut for IntelliJ IDEA: Shift + Esc closes panels. Especially helpful in presentation mode. ...