I’m coding & designing, and I like working with product, user experience, and interface design. And other things too.
I’d like to write more (don’t we all), and I consume a (un)healthy amount of music.
You can reach me via email or Mastodon. I live in Stockholm, Sweden.
My fav track is ♫ For Crying Out Loud (Live) by Meat Loaf.
Code greppability is such an underrated code metric in how we judge and work with a code base.
At work, we try to be very diligent in how we name
We pick a noun for a new feature and stick with it throughout the "vertical" that forms from frontend to database. This makes it really easy to trace a feature's flow through the various layers. Same goes with the verbs that form actions on the feature noun: those should be consistent too.
I don't need a new computer right now, but if I did, I'd be very keen on a Framework laptop.
I first read about this company a few years ago, and are following some people who are posting about updates on the project. Here's a good thread by Andrey Sitnik, for instance. And here's a blog post by Wil Shipley about his first few months running Linux on Framework 16.
I really enjoy listening to Baxter Dury. His voice is very unique, and he’s talking over the music in a cool way. I can just keep him in the background with his London accent.