Tim Strehle E-Mail: tim@strehle.de (at work: tim@digicol.de). Add me to your address book: Contact Details (vCard)
I’m a passionate Web developer working on Digital Asset Management software. I’m coming from an information management background so I have a deep understanding of the DAM user perspective as well. Hamburg, Germany is where I live and work.
Blog: Tim’s Weblog is my (link) blog.
Twitter: I'm @tistre on Twitter.
Digital Collections is the company I work for as “Software Architect and Developer”: We’re building enterprise-grade Digital Asset Management (DAM) software, mostly for newspaper and magazine publishers around the world.
Skills: Web development since 1997 (70% backend in PHP, 30% frontend in JavaScript). Software architecture, data modeling, XML, Web APIs, DAM, image metadata, newspaper archives. (Environment: MySQL, Solr, Linux, Subversion, Scrum) See my Web developer chronicles for a detailed listing.
I don’t have a resume online but this blog post says more about me than you probably wanted to know.
You can also find me on Github, XING and LinkedIn.
You’re currently on my homepage, www.strehle.de/tim/.
Other stuff:
- Planet DAM, my personal list of Digital Asset Management news and vendors
- RSS feeds I'm subscribed to (in OPML format)
- I graduated as “Diplom-Dokumentar (FH)” (Dipl.-Dok.) in 1997 after studying “Allgemeine Dokumentation” (equivalent to a bachelor in information science / information management) at the University of Applied Sciences, Hannover.
- My diploma thesis (PDF, in German): “Das Gymnasium Soltau im Informationszeitalter - Informationskompetenz als Ausbildungsziel” (“Soltau's secondary school in the information age - Information literacy as a learning target”). I wrote it in 1997, but I don't think it's outdated yet…
- My tim@strehle.de OpenPGP public key (key ID 1F20C9AD, fingerprint C29E 9A3B 786C F2CD 0943 7763 8B3D A0A0 1F20 C9AD)
- www.liederdatenbank.de, my personal project for building a database of German Christian songs
- Photos from Iran in 1995
- Ceterum censeo...
My open source PHP scripts:
- digicol_xml_explorer.php is a command line PHP script for analyzing large numbers of XML files.
- OracleEditor.php is a standalone PHP script which allows you to browse your Oracle database tables and insert, update and delete rows in any table. It requires no installation and no configuration. It's quite old now, but may still be useful for you.