Tweet What started out as a private online diary in the mid-90s has evolved and, over the last ten years, finally reached almost every niche of the online and business world. Blogging has become a major part of many companies’ Continue reading
Tweet Wise man are rare, but they exist and one of them is happy to share his wisdom with all tense CMS consultants and project managers to help them relax. Martin Bauer is his name and Packt just published his Continue reading
Tweet My favourite German publisher is dpunkt.verlag. Recently, a book on PHP 5 was published that I have helped them with and there are two others in the pipeline written by notable authors. The three books complement each other, so Continue reading
Tweet Contrary to other believes, Harry and me have certainly won the Battle of the Books. It was clear after some serious analyzation over a couple of swiss beer, that our book PHP für Fortgeschrittene is so much better compared Continue reading
Tweet By chance, I found An Introduction to Radical Constructivism online. This article is part of the excellent book “Die erfundene Wirklichkeit” (edited by Paul Watzlawick) that influenced me a lot during my university studies. Call constructivism my theoretical mantra Continue reading
Tweet John Baronian from Edison Schools proposed Howard Gardner’s “Frames of Mind: The theory of multiple intelligences” to me and pointed me to the bibliography of Gardner writings. I plan to read it during my summer vacation.
Tweet During my stay in NYC I bought two books which are next on my list of must-reads: “AI Application Programming” by M. Tim Jones: Seems like a very worth read to dive deeper into artificial intelligence programming. The paperback Continue reading
Tweet Just in case you are looking for a profound introduction to distributed systems, I recommend the book “Distributed Systems: Concepts and Design” [1] by George Coulouris, Jean Dollimore, Tim Kindberg. [1] http://www.cdk3.net/
Tweet I am currently reading a very good book on artificial intelligence. Unfortunately, it’s available in German only: “KI – Künstliche Intelligenz. Grundlagen intelligenter Systeme” by Klaus Mainzer. What I like about this book is that the author is far Continue reading