René Link

I have used the clean architecture in more than 10 projects for several different customer since 2015 and also used it before even I didn't know that what I did was called the clean architecture. I also created an example implementation on github https://github.com/link-intersystems/clean-architecture-example.

Since 2011 I work as an independent software developer and coach teams about clean code.

I earned the "Sun Certified Programmer For The Java 2 Platform 1.4" in 2003. Since then I'm developing enterprise applications with Java. Either JEE or Spring Hibernate. I'm also experienced in developing rich client application with eclipse RCP or just based on pure Java Swing.

Since 2006 I focus on code quality, writing clean code, deal with software design and architecture. A lot of software is not well structured or must be re-structured to fulfill new requirements. To refactor code is one central skill that a developer must have to gurantee quality and maintainability.

I started developing Eclipse plug-ins in 2005 during my diploma theisis. Since then I usually developed plugins to create tools for development teams that ease and support the development. In this context I also developed Eclipse RCP applications.

I first came in touch with maven during a project in 2007. My task was to migrate the build process from ANT to Maven. To achieve this I also had to implement maven plug-ins, so called mojos. Since then I'm using Maven as my favorite build tool. I developed a lot of maven plug-ins for my customers and even for myself. Some can be found at - https://github.com/link-intersystems/maven