Johannes Ismair

Here at willhaben talking to experts about Architectural Decision Records and how modern software is built 🚀 - with Katrin Freihofner Fabian Friedl Checkout Straion 😉 if you are interested in making smart decisions! #software #decisions #architecture #process

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Next week, I will be in #Berlin at LeadDev, speaking about #NeurodiversityInTech which is a topic I care deeply about. I will also attend many other great talks, so I am giving a shoutout to some of the talks I am most excited to see. Ice, confusion, and the 38,000ft crash - Nickolas Means Level up the whole party, not just the hero - Denise Yu How to talk to everyone: Connecting with your reporting chain - Najla Elmachtoub

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Check out my guided solution for one of my favorite Katas! Learn JavaScript, German and how to properly clean-up after your dog! https://lnkd.in/epwU_VQj Hajime! 🙏 #javascript

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Let me ask all the executives at #webagencies and companies who have the final say in #websitedevelopment: Are you frustrated with constant delays 🐌 and escalating 📈 costs❓ Check out pageBody GmbH if you want to speed up🏃‍♀️your #webdevelopment! They have got the right talent and some impressive solutions to make things smoother and faster. Give them a follow❣️

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𝐀𝐧𝐨𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐫 𝐦𝐞𝐬𝐬𝐚𝐠𝐞 𝐟𝐫𝐨𝐦 𝐃𝐞𝐩𝐞𝐧𝐝𝐚𝐛𝐨𝐭... In the past, I would have waived recommendations like this away. Who needs automatic scanning of your repo and getting a recommendation to update libraries? Shouldn’t it be part of your daily business to check news and update all used dependencies from time to time? Why do I need a tool for that? Might be true. When you are deep into your project, this can be fixed yourself in seconds. But I’ve learned to love tools that automate the whole workflow of checking and fixing known CVEs. Especially when a CI pipeline makes sure those changes don't break the product. (On the other hand: better a broken than a vulnerable product, because this creates pressure to fix 😬) Adding tools like #Dependabot to the workflow and using GitLab’s Dependency Scanning can provide peace of mind. These tools can help ensure that things stay efficient and secure by reducing the risk of vulnerabilities slipping through the cracks. #continuousIntegration #bestPractice #vulnerabilityScanning #cybersecurity #github #python #cpp

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Vercel Ship 2024 Keynote starting now. At the UpLeveled GmbH #nextlevelcodingschool as one of the view coding bootcamps worldwide we always work with the latest Next.js version out there 👩‍💻🚀 https://lnkd.in/dbvTf8yp #vercel #nextjs #next #viennacodingbootcamp #amsterdamcodingbootcamp #stateoftheart #techstack #codingbootcamp #learntocode #learncoding

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Thanks to everyone who attended "Breathing New Life Into Legacy PHP Applications" talk at the Munich International PHP Conference! My brother David and I had a great time with everyone. Here is a link to the talk: https://lnkd.in/erXRTKbG

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I have spoken way too much about wanting to build a learning plattform over the years...but I finally actually did it! It was a ton of work, mainly because it took me many attempts to figure out a unique learning method, that might add something to all the amazing learning resources that are already out there. If you are curious and maybe want to brush up on your Tailwind CSS skills, give it a try at https://uibasics.dev. The first two levels are free. And if you like it, consider giving me an upvote on Product Hunt so others might find it there as well: https://lnkd.in/e6QPS7Be

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Thanks viesure innovation center GmbH for hosting my blog article "Property Drilling: when best practices become best problems in Declarative UI (Compose, Swift UI)". Feel free to have a look at the company blog here https://lnkd.in/dk3GNqUS or on Medium https://lnkd.in/d7ReiHPQ - enjoy reading!

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Wrapping up an amazing 10 days in Berlin, running Design Sprints with a super cool startup in the dev tools space. So much good energy. So much fun. Quite often when folks think Design Sprints, they imagine consumer apps or B2B SaaS products. Can Design Sprints also work with potentially complex developer tools and services? Absolutely. In fact, I can’t imagine going at it any other way. Having helped create many dev tools, services, and platforms over the years, I’ve seen first-hand time and time again how easy it is to get stuck building for months on end, only to learn (surprise!) that a team built the wrong thing, built too much, shipped too late, or just couldn’t get off the launchpad. Design Sprints break this cycle by putting your big ideas in contact with reality in just 4-5 days. The format forces a level of brevity and clarity that lets the core essence of those big ideas really take center stage. Most importantly, it helps teams learn and refine their thinking quickly based on direct insights from their target users. If the cost of running a Design Sprint is less than the cost of being wrong about a big bet, then it’s time to sprint.

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I will be presenting at the #UX360 in person in #Berlin, my talk will be about "Unleashing the ROI of UX research". #UX #UXR #conference

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Recently, my manager asked me to highlight my top three achievements at work over the past two quarters. At first, I hesitated, but then I realized I had made some significant strides. It made me think that we should reflect on our accomplishments more often to remind ourselves that our efforts are truly paying off. So, here are my recent achievements: 1. Highest-ever client satisfaction score for an external technical service - 9.3/10. This was for a code review service, which was largely successful due to significant process automation, including the use of the https://lnkd.in/dieQSK6N, and focusing more on the key pain points raised by the clients. 2. Integrated a new Spryker package https://lnkd.in/dPkGQW56 during a fixathon, and within just a month, it has already reached over 2,000 downloads. It is the IncrementalInstaller module that executes installation scripts once per environment and stores plugin information in the database. It works similarly to a database migration system but is also suitable for data manipulation tasks. 3. Completed the first code patch via Spryker's contribution platform https://lnkd.in/dwUebmMW. Being the first is always challenging, but I’m particularly proud of paving the way by creating guidelines for my colleagues who are interested in contributing to Spryker’s product themselves. I wonder if these can be called achievements.

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A huge thank you to Thorsten Jonas at SUX - The Sustainable UX Network for the MasterClass on Sustainable UX practices 🙏🙏 Honestly, with these types of courses Im so skeptical to how much value will really come from it and how much of it will be filler. But I was engaged end to end on this course, I really couldnt recommended this any higher. And so, did you know that the internet is responsible for 3.7% of global GHG emissions per year? That's a significant amount that needs addressing. It's not too late to start making our contributions to educating our stakeholders and users what mindful practices we need to adopt into our standards. #sustainableux #Internetemissions #lessismore

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[⏱️ 6 days left] Quick update for our 🇩🇪 Germany based #ServiceDesign folks... With only a few days left to participate in the Salary(+) Report survey, you're at two-thirds compared to last year in the number of participants. That's not a bad score, but I know many more of you are out there. 🙂 Especially considering that you've been bringing fresh, new service design graduates into our field for many years already. So, do you have a service design friend in Germany? Tag them in the comments below, and let's make sure German is well represented in this year's report. 👇 ~ ~ ~ 📊 Report Fact Worldwide, 38% of our respondents say they currently lead a team. In Germany, it's 26%.

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To clear up these common fake news about the inaccessibility of PDF once and for all: #PDF can be just as accessible as #HTML! My valued colleague Jan Hellbusch (and author of the first German-language publications on the subject of #AccessibleWebsites back in 2001) established this over 10 years ago. Something many people don't know: PDF files can contain an invisible structure layer that is similar to HTML. The structure elements, that build this structure layer, are called "PDF tags". You can think of them as name plates that are attached to each content element and convey additional information such as “I am a first-level heading” or “I am a list with 3 entries”. Such additional information makes up the essential part of an accessible PDF. They make the content machine-readable and enable assistive technologies – such as a screen reader – to present the content appropriately, independently from the page view. This is a small snippet from my talk today, on Monday, September 30, 2024 about PDF accessibility at The #OnlineConference "Accessible Websites" by Rheinwerk Verlag. #AccessiblePDF #PDFUA #WCAG PDF Accessibility Checker PAC IAAP D-A-CH axes4 PDF Association P.S.: I received so much feedback to the German version of this post, so that I decided to post an English version as well. Here it is. Image description: Stylised PDF document page in the foreground, behind it the invisible structure view with tags, in which all structure elements such as H1, for example, are highlighted by certain labels: - A heading of the 1st level - A list with 3 bullet points - An active link - An image - A caption

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🎥 Thrilled to share my first recorded talk with all of you! In this session, I dive into the essentials of achieving a clean frontend architecture—something I’m truly passionate about. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to refine your skills, these tips are designed to help you build a more maintainable and efficient frontend. I’d love to hear your thoughts—check it out and let’s discuss! 💬 #javascript #angular #iteratec #developingDigitalChampions https://lnkd.in/dG9Fk_3G

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