Software Engineer
Web Components do not deliver on their promises. I wrote this essay for developers who are evaluating web components or are wondering what went wrong with the web components they already use. I will explain the reasons web components fail and pinpoint the few application types where web components make sense to use.
This talk (in German) is about best practices in ngrx. For example, it shows how to implement caching, make use the facade pattern and what to do, if the structure of the state is incompatible with the one of the component.
As JavaScript developers we don’t have to care how our application “gets” memory and releases it. We are in the luxurious position that the engine does that automatically and shields us from all challenges that can occur. For a professional developer, this is not an excuse to ignore this important topic.
In my talk, I will cover the very basics of memory management. We will start with the theory in general, watch JavaScript’s memory management in action and learn about patterns that can cause the feared memory leaks. We will finish with an overview of the most important component: Garbage Collectors.
This article reflects my subjective learning from the Devoxx Belgium 2018 conference.
Why and how you should use OpenAPI to bringt type-safety into the communication between your applications/services.
An introduction into object-oriented programming in JavaScript. Covering the core concepts object, class, encapsulation and inheritance.
In this article, I will show you the quickest way to publish a Java library to Maven Central.
In this article, I want to share the 5 basic pillars I believe a successful programming course should build upon.
Introducing SneakyThrow. A Java library to ignore Checked Exceptions.