YADL - Yet another developer learning - is my blog as a passionate developer, entrepreneur and general technology enthusiast. I live in Hamburg and write about software architecture, my search for “WHY” and what I think learning, communication, content creation and modern work have to do with it.
10 years of experience Experience the advantage of a comprehensive project solution where excellence, composure and reliability come together to ensure a result of the highest quality.
Outstanding performance and cooperation lead our joint project to success.
Despite all the pressure and stress, I remain calm and keep an overview in order to successfully complete the project.
Clear agreements, jointly defined goals and a binding schedule are the basis for successful collaboration.
Thanks to the ES-Lint update, my NodeJS backend service update became a challenge in which I was able to learn a lot. The further focus was on content creation.
Setting up a Docker to run a NodeJS application is easy and simple. A lot of examples can be found in the wild. If you want to run it in production a lot of changes needs to be applied. I will guide you through the must haves to harden your setup.
A week marked by COVID is ending - the TV Masters course and C-license training were still completed.
The start of the homecoming trilogy, "Archmage," begins epically—the beloved heroes and antagonists are all there. It's entertaining, but nothing more, because the characters don't develop any further, nor are there any really surprising twists. For die-hard fans, it is a solid continuation with a pale aftertaste, as everything has been there before; both events are to be expected, and intrigues are easy to see through.
I read the book “Domain Storytelling” by Stefan Hofer and Henning Schwentner! A valuable treasure in the method quiver for every product manager. You can find details in my book review.
I'm a fan of the Jack Reacher book series, although not the Tom Cruise film adaptations. However, this book was very hard fare. Reacher's comments and notes are, as usual, crisp. Unfortunately, the story is very slow and drags. Only at the end (the last 100 pages) does it move forward in the usual one-against-all manner. Acceptable as a temporary distraction.
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