Welcome to the latest newsletter. The past week I spent quite some time with the JahnTech website and you will find that reflected in the topics below.

But now to the actual content. Here is what I have for you in this issue:

• Early Access Program for course "CI/CD for webMethods Integration"
• Update on WxConfig NG

• "News" section on JahnTech website

• O'Reilly Coding Cookbooks
• Whitepaper on alignment of developers and the business
• Nerdy YouTube videos

With that let's jump into the content and I wish you all a great week.

Best wishes,
Christoph

The Early Access Program of the course "CI/CD for webMethods Integration" is now open. The people who had registered have been informed and can purchase the course with a 50% discount plus additional benefits.

You can still register for the waiting list. If someone from the first wave of people decides not to pursue this opportunity, their seat will be given to the person on top of the waiting list. First come, first serve.

There is news on WxConfig NG. The last months were a bit silent on this, but work has continued in the background.

It is now officially an offering and duly got its place on the JahnTech website. There you will find information on the various editions. Plus you can register for updates. Those will contain a few more details than this regular newsletter.

And the best part: The WxConfig Core Edition will be available for free. For more information have a look at its dedicated web page.

The JahnTech website finally got its "News" section. So you have a single place to check for updates on new products, courses, blog posts, etc.

Humble has yet another interesting bundle of e-books. Minimum price is around 23 $/EUR for 22 books.

→ Check out contents here

This is not sponsored or endorsed in any way.

Here is an interesting white paper from Gary Gruver. He is probably best known for introducing CD/CD at Hewlett-Packard for their laser printer firmware.

→ Download whitepaper as PDF from here

You should also check out the other resources from here.

Here are some curated links that might be interesting for you:

• So how does a PS/2 keyboard interface work? (YouTube)
• Windows: Under the Covers - From Hello World to Kernel Mode by a Windows Developer (YouTube)