I got a ping from one of our ex-colleagues yesterday asking whether we had gone home for the day. Thursdays are a work from office day, and what usually happens , whether or not the sun is out is that a bunch of us from work decide to go for a few pints. I was… Continue reading R Du På?
I spent some time going through the side projects I've built. Digibank was probably the first ever one, created with my own sweat and blood. I built it when my kids were young and they didn't have a real bank account yet. I wanted a way for them to keep track of how much money… Continue reading The evolution of my development process
When did I last blog? It's been a while. I've been busy "vibe coding," as they call it. I can't even begin to describe how much more "productive" I've become. My free time used to be spent doom scrolling on social media. New Year's Eve, I decided to uninstall all those apps and find something… Continue reading Coming Up For Air
My high school class celebrated its 25th year anniversary last year and I had this idea of a platform where everyone could recollect memories together. I always find it interesting that people had different recollections of a specific event. I remember hesitating because I had no idea how I could execute a user experience that… Continue reading 25 Years Later, an MVP
Last weekend was the start of sportlov for the kids. We didn't really have a plan, we just spontaneously decided to go to a hotel, put the computers away, and do things in the physical world for a change. We spent the days swimming, looking at sea creatures and animals (the tiger family was kind… Continue reading Sportlov, Standing Trains, and Turning Thoughts Into Things
I haven't had time to blog in a while — weekends have been very busy. February is also known as VABuary in Sweden: kids get sick, then I get sick, and the cycle continues. But even through the fog of tissues and cough drops, things have been moving. Fast. The Openclaw Experiment Since my last… Continue reading Bed-Ridden Development and the Joy of Shipping
I attended an event modeling workshop a few weeks back and learned quite a lot during the sessions. So this weekend, I decided to put some of that into practice. One of the takeaways from my previous practice session was that I thought the front end was going to be something I would have to… Continue reading Another Weekend, Another Event Model
I've been studying event modeling for almost a year and only now it has started to click. Not just from reading articles or watching talks but from actually modeling simple hobby projects. I thought I'd spend yesterday starting another one. The Project The idea is straightforward: register an occasion reminder (birthday, anniversary, whatever), and one… Continue reading Event Modeling + AI: A Weekend Project That Actually Worked
I attended the first ever event modeling conference in Munich this week, hosted by Martin Dilger. You can find out more about the event here:https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7382309099826221056/ I got into event modeling because I was looking into the various tools available for visualizing requirements that's understandable by both business and development. I had been looking at Event… Continue reading Initial thoughts post the event modeling workshop
I wanted to make a simple application of how an event stormed model could be possibly taken into implementation. I took inspiration from a previous industry I worked in because logistics is really one of those good domains where there is lots of options for interesting modeling. The scenario I selected is an MVP for… Continue reading Modeling a shipping cost calculator using Template and Strategy design patterns
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