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An airhacks.fm conversation with Niklas Heidloff (@nheidloff) about:

Changing the font color with Basic on C64, playing Frogger,

serious programming with Turbo Pascal on PC 80286,

developing a shooter UFO game, writing a school magazine with MS Word, Graphical User Interfaces with Turbo Pascal, studying Computer Science in Paderborn,

25 years ago everything was already developed, Thomas J. Watson: 'I think there is a world market for about five computers',

collaboration technologies at the university, IBM Notes, productive development with IBM Notes Domino,

working with a startup and the Lotus Workflow product, the very first Java User Interface for the Workflow tool, startup was acquired by IBM, the 60% more paycheque,

Lotus Notes was one of the first NoSQL databases, CouchDB is based on Lotus Notes ideas, the out-of-the-box experience of Lotus Domino was great,

also OpenShift comes with great user experience, Lotus Notes had good replication capabilities,

Java is is a lightweight and clean programming language, Applets were too buggy,

ProcessWare became Lotus Workflow, growing without a reason, leading the frontend team for WebSphere Workflow, the interesting Visual Age for Java IDE,

IBM Alphaworks and DeveloperWorks,

Jikes - the fast Java Compiler, drawing boxes is not a exciting as developing software, growing the Lotus Notes community, openntf.org,

learning from Eclipse and Apache, Lotus Notes business was sold to HCL, the RedHat opensource model, moving from Lotus Notes to Cloud Architectures,

joining the IBM Emerging Technologies Organization and the Developer Outreach "Cloud Native" Team, building samples and traveling to international conferences, the Java Cloud Native Starter,

the one end-to-end enterprise Java Cloud Native application, Kubernetes, OpenShift, Docker, Maven, MicroProfile, Kiali, Quarkus, installation scripts, vue.js and traffic routing with istio,

the overlap between MicroProfile and Istio, the article by Emily Jiang,

MicroProfile, NodeJS vs. MicroProfile, the NodeJS innovation,