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

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. ...

Lessons Learned in October 2017

Lessons Learned in October 2017

This is what I learned in October 2017: Until now, I used query methods in Spring Data JPA only for reading. However, also updates can be written in repo...

Lessons Learned in September 2017

Lessons Learned in September 2017

This is what I learned in September 2017: Used org.apache.commons.collections4.map.MultiKeyMap for the first time. This map can hold multiple keys for ev...

5 Observations at Coderetreats

5 Observations at Coderetreats

Recently, I facilitated another coderetreat. As in previous retreats, the participants who experienced their first coderetreat showed a pretty similar behavi...

Git - To Squash Or Not To Squash

Git - To Squash Or Not To Squash

Until recently, I told my team to squash all of their commits on a given feature branch to just one commit. Every feature branch consisted of just this one c...

Lessons Learned in July 2017

Lessons Learned in July 2017

This is what I learned in July 2017: In my main project, we use Atlassian JIRA since the beginning of the project. Recently, I learned about a cool featu...

Lessons Learned in June 2017

Lessons Learned in June 2017

This is what I learned in June 2017: In a HackTalk-Event, I learned what Gitlab is. In this event, I also learned that Jenkins has been further develop...

Running Test Coverage of Multiple Modules in IntelliJ IDEA

I keep forgetting how to get the overall test coverage of multiple modules in IntelliJ IDEA. There are several ways, here’s my favorite: You can test this...