Lars Richter

I'm a father, husband, team lead, iOS developer, .NET-fan, blogger and tea-driven developer.

Hamburg, Germany Joined on Feb 22, 2017 https://lars-richter.dev

Education

B.Sc. Computer Science

Work

Team Lead Development at Parship Group

iOS development, trust-based leadership, all things .NET

Still working on my iOS Dev skills. Auto-Layout, SwiftUI, async/await, all the things

From time to time I work on my little PRM (Personal Relationship Management). Check it out on GitHub https://github.com/n-develop/peopleiknow/

Always available for discussions about clean code, unit testing, and software craftsmanship. But I'm also pretty excited about iOS development, .NET, and a lot of other stuff.

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Lars Richter

Apr 22 '21

Do You Do Home Automation? Join Us!

#homeautomation #smarthome #community #hometechnica

1 min read

Lars Richter

Jul 11 '19

People I Know - My little PRM

#showdev #dotnet #csharp #webdev

2 min read

Lars Richter

Jul 15 '20

When Over-Engineering Hits You Hard

#dotnet #bestpractices #csharp #rant

4 min read

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Lars Richter

Jul 14 '20

TCR - test && commit || revert

#testing #tdd #unittests #unittesting

3 min read

Lars Richter

Jul 4 '20

I'm Giving Away Coding-Related Books

#books #giveaway #beginners

1 min read

Lars Richter

Apr 4 '20

How Do You Use Your StreamDeck?

#discuss #productivity #streamdeck

3 min read

Lars Richter

Feb 28 '20

Would You Be Interested In A Conference Talk About The Different "Schools Of TDD"?

#discuss #tdd #testing #publicspeaking

1 min read

Lars Richter

Feb 13 '20

Organizing my life using Microsoft ToDo

#productivity #tools #todo

4 min read

Lars Richter

Feb 7 '20

Handle flaky tests with quarantine and Xunit.SkippableFact

#dotnet #testing #ci

3 min read

Lars Richter

Jan 25 '20

Speeding Up Our Unit Tests From 15min To Less Than 2min

#dotnet #testing #ci

4 min read

Lars Richter

Jul 12 '19

What's your latest (or favorite) "Can you fix my computer?" story?

#discuss #fun #watercooler

2 min read

Lars Richter

Jun 16 '19

How do you name your tests?

#discuss #testing #unittests

1 min read

Lars Richter

Jun 16 '19

Mocking the HttpClient in .NET Core (with NSubstitute)

#dotnet #testing #unittest

4 min read

Lars Richter

Oct 24 '18

The Emperor's New Clothes

#rant #mvp

2 min read

Lars Richter

Nov 15 '17

A log of errors

#documentation #tips #devtips #productivity

2 min read

Lars Richter

Nov 13 '17

Is testability a reason to change your design?

#discuss #testing #oop #unittesting

1 min read

Lars Richter

Oct 30 '17

What were your problems with "real world TDD"?

#discuss #tdd #unittests #beginners

1 min read

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Do You Do Home Automation? Join Us!

People I Know - My little PRM

When Over-Engineering Hits You Hard

Want to connect with Lars Richter?

TCR - test && commit || revert

I'm Giving Away Coding-Related Books

How Do You Use Your StreamDeck?

Would You Be Interested In A Conference Talk About The Different "Schools Of TDD"?

Organizing my life using Microsoft ToDo

Handle flaky tests with quarantine and Xunit.SkippableFact

Speeding Up Our Unit Tests From 15min To Less Than 2min

What's your latest (or favorite) "Can you fix my computer?" story?

How do you name your tests?

Mocking the HttpClient in .NET Core (with NSubstitute)

The Emperor's New Clothes

A log of errors

Is testability a reason to change your design?

What were your problems with "real world TDD"?