This talk is about pair programming and mob programming at sipgate. Originally it is 45 minutes long a held together with Co-Author Benjamin Kluck.
It was an honour to speak at re;publica 2019 with a shortened version of the this talk. 15minutes are a short time 😋
This talk is about pair programming and mob programming at sipgate. Originally it is 45 minutes long a held together with Co-Author Benjamin Kluck. At CommCon 2019 i had the opportunity to sneak in a lightning talk leaving me with only five minutes to explain everything 😅. See for yourself:
My part starts at 43:23
RaspberryLife is an open source project to make home automation accessible for everyone. It provides implementations for client devices, server and hardware components. Workgroup of the Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences.
The Server was created using SpringBoot running on a RaspberryPi. The web-app is built using JQuery and HTML. The Android app is pure Java. Modules were built on Arduino and are addressed via a 2.4GHz wireless connection
Sadly the Project was used in production 😪
Project of a workgroup of the Heinrich-Heine University Düsseldorf.
The game is entirely written in java
The Game is designed to run at the Kamp-Lintfort leuchtet exhibition on a 9×14 grid. The grid is part of a house front of the old RAG switchgear building in Kamp-Lintfort.
The game was created using Java.
Album covers have always been a big part of music. From vinyl through Cassette tapes to modern streamig services. Images are always at the front. Matching your lights with the colors of the album brings a new level of immersion to music. Colorful lights will inspire the mind and set the right mood for every song.
The web-app was created using Typescript, React. The service is written in Kotlin using Vert.x as application framework. Data is stored using MongoDB.
