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Beyond my passion for software and technology, there are other things that inspire me.
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The Person Behind the Profile
Exploring nature with Luna
My Labrador Luna keeps me grounded. The best ideas come between fetch sessions and muddy paws.
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Lecturer for AI Competence
Since February 2025, according to Article 4 of the EU AI Act, companies must demonstrably ensure that their employees possess AI skills. My employee training: 90 minutes of training, online exam, and certificate.
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FPV Flying
Racing through the sky at 150km/h. Sometimes work, always fun.
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Life in Pixels
Occasional snapshots from life beyond the screen.
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Whether it's a project, a talk, or just tech chat - I'm always up for a conversation.
Stuttgart Area, Germany
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Article - Call Center for Methods
The idea of a class that serves as a central point for calling various component methods within an application arose from the desire to simplify the handling of methods from different components in complex applications. In modern software development, there is a constant drive to find efficient and elegant solutions that make code more readable, maintainable, and flexible. The method aggregator described here helps to manage a wide range of use cases and scenarios while simultaneously improving the efficiency and structure of the development process.
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Article - Default Interface Methods in C# 8.0
In the world of software development, we constantly face the challenge of designing code that not only fulfills its purpose but also remains modular, maintainable, and flexible. A recurring question is how to make functionalities or services easily accessible at different points in an application without creating unwanted, rigid dependencies.
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