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A GPS diary in four weeks with Play!

During the last four weeks I did another small project for one of my university courses this semester. The course was about ORM modelling and abstractions for databases. We did some exercies with Hibernate and discussed diefferent aspects about ORM modelling. At the end of the course, every student made a small web-project using a […]

in Academic, Coding | July 23, 2013 | 190 Words | Comment

TechTrends Presentation

Next Friday (July 26th 2013) the final presentation of TechTrends will take place at our university. The presentation will take about 60 min and will cover topics like architecture, crawling, data storage and front end design. Everybody interested is welcome (please send me an email before). Here’s the whole schedule for next week: 09.00h-10.10h Tech […]

in Academic, Coding | July 16, 2013 | 123 Words | Comment

Media Night Review

Raphael Brand, Hannes Pernpeintner and I presented our semester project yesterday on the Media Night at our university. It was very nice to met some interested people, to answer their questions and to show what we did during the last four months. Thanks. Here are some impressions of last night. Our project is still online […]

in Academic | June 28, 2013 | 78 Words | Comment

Extracting meaningful content from raw HTML

Parsing HTML is easy. Libraries like Beautiful Soup give you an compact and straight forward interface to process websites in your preferred programming language. But this is only the first step. The interesting question is: How to extract the meaningful content of HTML? I tried to find a answer to this questions during the last […]

in Academic, Coding | May 7, 2013 | 809 Words | 1 Comment

Writing an online scraper on Google App Engine (Python)

Sometimes you need to collect data – for visualization, data-mining, research or whatever you want. But collecting data takes time, especially when time is a major concern and data should be collected over a long period. Typically you would use a dedicated machine (e.g. a server) to do this, rather then using your own laptop […]

in Academic, Coding | March 30, 2013 | 930 Words | 3 Comments

ERASMUS Bericht

Nachdem ich nun mittlerweile wieder zurück in Deutschland bin, ist es Zeit für den obligatorischen ERASMUS-Bericht. Anbei findet ihr das PDF für meine Hochschule, aber auch ein paar persönliche Meinungen von mir zu den Vorlesungen die besucht habe. Ich hoffe es hilft euch. TDDB68 Concurrent programming and Operating Systems (Bachelor) Diese Vorlesung war meine einzige […]

in Academic, Private Life | January 9, 2013 | 823 Words | Comment

Calculating Mandelbrot Set with Java Tasks

Last week, my new courses for the second period of this semester started. Since one of the courses is about multicore and GPU programming, I wanted to prepare myself a little bit. As a small practice for our first lab next Thursday, I implemented the Mandelbrot set in Java. I used tasks to draw the […]

in Academic, Coding | November 5, 2012 | 387 Words | 1 Comment

Välkommen till Linköping!

Last Monday, I arrived in Linköping, Sweden. Until December, I will do my ERASMUS semester here. I’m at the Linköping University, where I will take some courses of the Computer Science Master Program. The orientation program is starting today (in about an hour) and the actual courses will start next Monday. Together with my girlfriend, […]

in Academic, Private Life | August 24, 2012 | 123 Words | Comment

Siedler von Catan in UML

Beste Grüße, Thomas Uhrig

in Academic, Coding | July 28, 2012 | 12 Words | Comment

Thomas’ Functional Interpreter

I just finished a small functional interpreter for an university course. To be precise, the interpreter itself is not functional, but it understands a functional, LISP-like language/syntax. The whole project is written in Java 7 and provides an interface to all Java classes on the class-path, too. I also tried to create a small IDE […]

in Academic, Coding | July 27, 2012 | 511 Words | Comment

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