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Lessons Learned in July 2016

01 Aug 2016
Posted by Steven

This is what I learned in July 2016:

Project draft: "IT-Mentor-Hub"

31 Jul 2016
Posted by Steven

Since a couple of months, I have an idea that I cannot implement because of other priorities. It's about a project regarding mentoring in the IT. I understand mentoring as finding someone in your profession who is willing to share his knowledge, experience, time and resources to help develop yourself in that common profession. I had the luck to have several mentors since I went to the university.

How to work in a remote team

10 Jul 2016
Posted by Steven

Since the beginning of this year I'm working in a remote team. There are two developers in Rumania and me in Germany. To successfully develop software in this constellation, we are doing some things differently than with a team that is working in one place. This article explains what we do and why. Although these points seem to be pretty obvious, it can be helpful to have them at a list when starting with a remote team.

Lessons Learned in June 2016

06 Jul 2016
Posted by Steven

This is what I learned in June 2016:

How I use DTOs

07 Jun 2016
Posted by Steven

Because I recently read about this pattern, here are some words about how I use DTOs, Data Transition Objects. DTOs are used to transport data, for example from server to client and vice versa. Let's have a look at the case where you want to load data from a server to represent it in a client.

Lessons Learned in May 2016

05 Jun 2016
Posted by Steven

This is what I learned in May 2016:

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