Herbstcampus 2016 - Software Development in an including Society by Marco Zehe
This article is part of a series about Herbstcampus 2016, a conference that took place in Nürnberg, Germany. Links to articles about other talks I visited th...
This article is part of a series about Herbstcampus 2016, a conference that took place in Nürnberg, Germany. Links to articles about other talks I visited th...
Last week included a very important appointment: The first Get Together of me, another teammate here in Germany and my remote-working team. I saw most of the...
Dmitrij, a fellow coworker, wrote a very nice JUnit 5 workshop. Here are the sources and Github pages. The other day, I installed a new Intellij IDEA on...
Often I’m asked about my “special coffee” that I bring to work or serve at parties. This article is about how I produce my Cold Brew and why Cold Brew is the...
This is what I learned in July 2016: Pitest.org is a mutation testing toolkit. It changes the code under test (not the test themselves!) by applying seve...
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 understan...
Since the beginning of this year I’m working in a remote team. There are two developers in Romania and me in Germany. To successfully develop software in thi...
This is what I learned in June 2016: Although this may sound like from a bad movie, my computer acted pretty strange recently. While desktop sharing with...
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 f...