Publications by Stefan Priebsch

As a consultant and coach, Stefan Priebsch shares his knowledge through books, articles, and research. He is the author of several specialist books and around 70 articles in technical magazines.

Current Work

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Domain-Driven Architecture

Stefan is currently working on a new book that turns decades of architectural intuition into a clear, teachable, and economically grounded process. The book explores starting architecture where it actually belongs: with the domain, business intent, and constraints.

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Books

PHP 7 Explained cover

PHP 7 Explained (ebook)

thePHP.cc Press

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PHP Frameworks and Applications

Wrox

Softwarequalität in PHP-Projekten cover

Softwarequalität in PHP-Projekten

Hanser

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PHP 5.3 schnell+kompakt

entwickler press

php|architect's Guide to PHP 5 Migration cover

php|architect's Guide to PHP 5 Migration

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PHP migrieren

Hanser

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Enterprise PHP-Tools

entwickler press

Selected Articles

Stefan has published around 70 articles in various technical magazines, plus a variety of online articles and blog posts, for example:


Why Europe needs Digital Sovereignty

The Most Difficult Upgrade in a Developer's Career

Developer wanted, maintainer found?

Spaces or tabs?

Ketchup or Mayo?

Keynotes and Conference Presentations

Stefan has delivered keynotes and conference presentations at over 100 technology conferences on three continents.

Patents

Stefan Priebsch is the inventor of two patents related to software technology, Elektronische Marktplattform ("electronic marketplace") and Verfahren zur Wahrung der Vertraulichkeit von Anwenderdaten bei deren Speicherung und Bearbeitung auf einem zentralen Rechner eines Betreibers ("Method for maintaining the confidentiality of user data when storing and processing it on an operator's central computer").

Master's Thesis

Stefan wrote his Master's thesis at the Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics in 1996. Working in a field that is now known as machine learning and artificial intelligence, Stefan built neural networks to detect anomalies in nuclear fusion experiments.