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If you want to get a taste of our know-how, you will not only find it on our blog, we also share our knowledge in articles for renowned trade magazines. Here is a selection.
Heise Online
No more frustration: Clean Code helps with software quality
Tidy up at last! In line with his talk at JUGH and IT-Tagen 2021, software developer Arkadius Roczniewski explains here how to keep our code in order, avoid legacy and technical debt, and improve collaboration in development teams, among other things.
- Heise online September 2021 (German)
Autor: Arkadius Roczniewski
Heise Online
SQL Injection: Targeted measures instead of block lists
The danger of SQL injections is still real. Reason enough for our IT security expert Matthias Altmann to write another article on the topic. This time with the focus on Block Lists or what works better than them.
Author: Matthias Altmann
Javamagazin
If you like Kotlin you will love Ktor
Ktor is a modern framework for web servers and clients written in Kotlin, which consistently focuses on the essentials. With the increasing popularity of Kotlin, there is also a desire for a web framework that fits perfectly with Kotlin and makes good use of its features. Philipp Mandler presents it in Javamagazin 05/2021.
Author: Philipp Mandler
Java aktuell
sqlmap - how to minimize the risk of SQL injections
If you have already read Matthias Altmann’s article on NoSQL injections in Java aktuell 4/2020, you will also be able to do a lot with this. Because similar to those, these are also a real danger for web applications and data protection. The sqlmap tool helps to prevent them.
Author: Matthias Altmann
Java aktuell
NoSQL Injections and how to prevent them
With the increasing popularity of NoSQL databases, the risk of them becoming the target of cyberattacks is also growing. This article first describes the threat situation and then provides practical tips for defending against NoSQL injections.
Author: Matthias Altmann
Java Spektrum
Domain Driven Design in Practice
The type and characteristics of software depend heavily on its intended use. The more complex the purpose, the more complex the requirements that the software must meet. This technical article describes how Domain Drives Design helps to maintain an overview in the face of this complexity and to significantly reduce the risk of errors.
Author: Daniel Ludwig
Projektmanagement aktuell
About an error culture that makes us strong and agile
Nur wer nichts macht, macht keine Fehler – so viel steht fest. Wenn es uns gelingt, konstruktiv mit ihnen umzugehen, können wahre Chancen daraus werden. Dieser Fachbeitrag gibt einen Einblick in eine konstruktive Fehlerkultur und macht deutlich, wie und warum diese wichtig ist – auch und insbesondere in einem agilen Projektumfeld.
Author: Petra Krug
Java aktuell & produktbezogen.de
What time is it, anyway? A practical look at the team clock
A team goes through various phases of collaboration: forming, storming, norming, performing. This article describes what this means and which pitfalls can be mastered in which way.
Authors: Stephan Doerfel und Simon Krackrügge
jaxenter.de
Women in Tech. Interview with Data Scientist Laura Fink
Women in technical professions are still rare. But the few that do exist are happy to pass on their knowledge and experience to the next generation of female STEM professionals. For example, in this interview series that is well worth reading.
Interview with Laura Fink
Technik Nordhessen
Artificial intelligence needs human intelligence
In this article, Data Scientist Stephan Doerfel explains what artificial intelligence and custom software have in common.
Author: Stephan Doerfel
Heise Developer
File Inclusions: Small mistake, fatal effect
The devil is often in the details. This article describes how software developers can drastically reduce the risk of file inclusion. Because IT security starts with the code.
Author: Matthias Altmann
IT Daily 10/19
Quantum computing and its implications for IT security
The computing power of computers is constantly increasing. The fastest of its kind is the quantum computer. Find out here what impact its market launch will have on IT security. The article appeared in the print edition and can also be found on our blog (German).
Author: Matthias Altmann
IT Daily
Exploratory testing - why it makes sense
In the age of digitalization, many things are being automated. Nevertheless, there are areas where humans are still the better choice for the foreseeable future. One example is exploratory testing, which examines the user-friendliness of software.
Author: Hauke Stender
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UX Design is more than “quickly pretty”
Inspired by reading Maren Martschenko’s book “Design ist mehr als schnell mal schön”, our UX designer Julian Mengel puts the relevance of good design into his own words.
Legacy-Software goes Cloud. Here’s how
Cloud: all well and good. But what to do with large, monolithic IT applications or entire IT landscapes? This article provides the answer.
