Wednesday, February 10, 2016. Longer story short, we finally decided for TypeFox. Finally I wanted to say thank you. How do you like our logo? Eingestellt von Sven Efftinge. Tuesday, January 05, 2016.

The past 2015 has been very eventful year for me on both professional and private plan. I got married, moved to Sweden, started working for Klarna and did a lot of talks on events around Europe, here are the recordings and summaries of them.

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Come On Over is a good example for a web-design project that turned into a different direction than we expected. The Grafik Designer Felix Auer called on me to find someone who can help him with the online presentation of a card-game about the European Union. The Viennese architectural offices PPAG were looking for someone to develop their new web plat.

On August 12, 2015. This is a phrase used many times to refuse the development of some features that may be needed later but not now. Yagni means that you should develop a feature in your code, which is needed and when it is needed and not sooner. Why do we have this term at all? Do developers tend to develop features that are not needed? Reasons and Problems of Yagni. The problem is that many times.

Hi there, I am a full-stack software engineer from Germany. Currently living and working in Oslo. I am specialized on the Java platform. But I do generally enjoy any kind of programming. I am fairly active in developing open source software. And I believe in writing clean, modular code. I am regularly blogging about technology. At conferences and user group meetings. I am the author of Byte Buddy. A document format converter for Java.