Discussed with Allison from Meet with Spot how to successfully onboard new team members in a remote era. Thanks for having me, Allison, it was a great virtual walk together!
Gave a talk in front of 40 people as part of the Confare CIO Summit together with Marco Tesch from tecRacer. Thanks for having me, Confare!
Talked together with Michael (Founder Swat.io) and Dejan (Founder Brutkasten) about all the challenges and topics in regards to our CEO transition. Thanks for having us, Brutkasten!
Talked at local Laravel Vienna Meetup about software testing with Laravel / PHP.
Talked at local Laravel Vienna Meetup about GraphQL and how it can replace traditional REST APIs.
Gave a speech in front of 50 people as part of the Vorarlberg Umma Hüsla-Hackathon about how to evolve from a software agency to a product company. Thanks for having me, Digitale Initativen!
Was interviewed about how we successfully left our agency business behind and made the transition to focus exlusively on our products. Thanks for having me, Ali!
Was interviewed about how we do our development at Swat.io. Thanks for having me, Sebastian!
Was interviewed why we evolved to a product company. Thanks for having me, Tom!
This master thesis deals with privacy and data protection issues arising in social communities in the internet. Together with the usage of social websites, the amount of stored information rises tremendously, which leads to an intensification of privacy-related problems.
This Bachelor thesis describes the theoretical principles of the Semantic Web and Web 2.0. These technologies are definite improvements to World Wide Web in his current form. A convergence application, which is the combination of both technologies, shows the methodology of creating a semantic net. The net is automatically extended with third party data. The comparison of so called Mashup Creator Applications like Yahoo Pipes or Microsoft Popfly shows the benefits of programs for standardized data aggregation. Finally, an analysis as well as an economic inspection of selected tourist platforms shows the strengths and weakness of convergence applications in contrast to conventional web offerings.
This bachelor thesis describes the new buzzword “Web 2.0” and its impact on the World Wide Web. The term was first mentioned on a congress in the year 2004, where Tim O’Reilly described some design patterns, which would revolutionize the Web and its users. Based on these patterns the author analyses the consequences of social participation. The democratization of the internet could change the current media landscape dramatically. But the possibility to issue texts more easily can also have a negative impact on the quality of content.
This paper describes the state of Semantic Web back in 2005.
