Lessons Learned and News in September 2022
Time goes by! I published my last lessons learned article one year ago! :D :D Well, time for another one! I decided not to write about everything that happen...
Time goes by! I published my last lessons learned article one year ago! :D :D Well, time for another one! I decided not to write about everything that happen...
This article briefly introduces the MockWebServer, a nice way to test HTTP calls from a Java application. While reviewing code in one of my major projects, ...
It’s done. After months of working on migrating stevenschwenke.de to a completely new setup, I can finally announce the website to be online. In this article...
Securing your AWS IAM user with multi factor authentication (MFA) is a good idea. However, when working on the command line interface (CLI), the need to ente...
Working with AWS a lot lately, I became used to drawing beautiful architecture diagrams with the help of diagrams.net, formerly known as DrawIO and its built...
Recently, a colleague told me about the new winget feature in Windows 10. This command line based package manager is developed by Microsoft as open source (C...
Welcome to the fifth newsletter for my book “Developer on the Stage” that will guide software developers to their first successful talk! Online Speaker Ment...
This is what I learned in September 2021: Not directly a lessons learned, but I presented my development setup (hardware, software, gadgets, furniture) a...
This is what I learned in August 2021: Processing a pretty old item from my TODO-list, I created an article about local variable type inference in Java. ...