Hi there:

• I'm Elweyn Heine the German Writter;
• aka Karoma Trzebiatowsky the Polish Demonist;
• aka Aniri Dubrunfaut the French Hunter;
• aka Kyermer Heine the Japanese Priest;
• aka HHeine - Software Entwicklung the German company name;
• part of IT4Change and busFaktor() e.V. our German nonprofit association.

• My passion is OpenSource Software and Decentralized Systems;
• when I am not working I like to do sports specialy Table Tennis;
• when the time it permits I also like to play or watch Video Games;
• to finish I really love to Eat Sushi, to Read Mangas, Reiiki and QiGong;
• the music I listen is diverse going from Rap to Reggea.

• I am the man in the front I need to collect the ideas of everyone;
• I need to write the ideas as epics and prepare the different steps;
• I need to priorities the tickets to arrive at the right time at the right place;
• I need to check if the developed solution does what was expected.

In the project Ocelot-Social

• I am the man in the shadows that tries to mediate between the team and the management;
• I have to create a nice flow in a Project if I see that people struggle I need to help them;
• I have to put up rules so that we can work in a nice way.
  • The Rules as simple we define who does which task, Client, Project Manager, Team, Scrum Master, Management, Support, User;
  • Client are the persons that has an Idea and want it to be done;
  • Project Owner are the persons that creates the great themes that have to be done;
  • Team are the Frontend-, Backend-, DevOp- and Test-Engineers;
  • Scrum Master are the persons that optimize the team dynamics;
  • Management are the Money administrators of the Project;
  • Support are the persons that interact with the User of the Product;
  • Everyone else is a User.

In the project Gradido

• I am the man that do the hard coding work;
• I am the man wo creates some PRs;
• I have to check if I got some negative code reviews;
• I have to check if my code is ready to be merged;
• I am the one that picks the next task on my the Kanban Board.

In both projects I try to show other developers how I code through pair programming;

I need to work on my capacities in the Test Driven Development style.

• I am the man that heal people with my hands;
• I am the man that makes me release my stress;
• I am the man that sences if something is wrong.

Since 2017 I work as a freelance Software Developer.

I worked for the Deutsche See GmbH where I helped them to maintain and develop an Shopware Online Shop.

Since 2019 I work on OpenSource Softwares:

• Ocelot-Social - previously known as Human Connection:

  • an OpenSource social media platform to get people in action;
  • this platform permits to create articles or events for your community;
  • the purpose is so that you can share with your community the problems you encounter;
  • and take action to solve them or to find other opportunities that also solves them.

• Gradido

  • an OpenSource time exchange platform, that has degressiv quotient for the created values;
  • this platform permits it's community to create it's own time exchange currency;
  • the purpose is to permit the exchange in between you community;
  • and we work now to permit multiple communities to also exchange some currencies.

• Some small SelfHosted websites (WordPress) & shops (Shopware):

  • Paul und Anna
  • La Font Blanche

• Born in Germany in the beautiful city of Hamburg;
• and raised in La Font Blanche near a village named Belvis in south France;
• I speak German, French and English;
• I understand some words of spannish and dutch;
• I did my baccalaureat in the French school system;
• and studied Computer Science in Toulouse;
• before moving back to Hamburg;
• where I made an internship to become an Software Engineer.
• After this I worked for some years in different companies;
  • White Paper Media Ltd. - aka. OktoPOS Solutions GmbH;
    • there I worked on an Android Project that permits to order on a tablet that is used in different german restaurants;
    • on a Java SE Project that permits to control point of sale systems through a cashier application;
    • and on a TimeTracking application that permited to register on and off through an RFID Ship.
  • Then I worked for the Media Service Providing AG;
    • where we have implemented and installed different Product Information Management systems for different great supermarket companies in Germany;
    • the stacktrace here was more like XML, XSLT, XPath, some Java SE, a bit of Java EE and some DevOps tasks;
    • here was the first time that I got in contact with the Phylosophie of SCRUM and it had me hoocked!

- hannes.heine@it4c.dev