In October 2022 I left Twitter. This is my entire tweet archive (excluding retweets).

50 most liked tweets

From 29,477 tweets across 13 years.

.@unclebobmartin is a white supremacist
who keeps spreading hate. If you keep inviting him to events, keep buying his
work, keep sharing his content, you drive out the brilliant people from our
industry who don't have the privilege like you to not be harmed by his actions.

The best designs in software emerge from building working solutions and step by
step widening the scope, not from sitting around a table and writing
architecture specifications.

👋 Feel free to pick my brain any time!

Ask me about programming (web, backend, APIs, Node.js, JavaScript, AWS, ...),
software craft (Testing, Quality, Releasing), career advice, leadership and
agile methodologies.

If you are in Trondheim 🇳🇴, meet me for a coffee! ☕

I still see dudes using the term "software craftsman". I think it's OK, if you
identify as a man and use that term to describe yourself.

But when you talk about a group of crafters, please do not use the term. It is
not inclusive.

Software crafter is.

⌨️🧑

It's 2020 and still white dudes in tech didn't get the memo: our most important
skill is collaboration, not gatekeeping.

In Deutschland gibt es eine ganze Industrie, die versucht Unternehmen so
arbeiten zu lassen wie es in Norwegen Standard ist. 🇳🇴
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Coding is not a 24x7 job. You can easily fit it into a well balanced, healthy
and economically safe lifestyle. And there are enough positions available where
you don't have to work with misogynistic techbros. Unfollow and block them, they
don't contribute anything meaningful.

From 1500 to 1600 (Oslo time, CET) every day I will do an open coffee hangout,
fell free to jump in and let's talk about tech and other interesting stuff!

Links to the hangouts will be posted below.

#COVID19norway

Here are some better alternative names for the "master" branch in your source
code repository:

  • bleeding-edge
  • nevergreen
  • works-on-my-machine
  • happy-merging-XD
  • there-be-real-users
  • features-come-here-to-die
  • (L°O°)L*|*|_
Replying to @jesslynnrose

@jesslynnrose
@dtanzer Diversity, working on open-source
software, working from anywhere I want, company is building something useful not
just wants people to consume more, leadership is technical, career path for ppl
that do not want to manage. I think the above are not surprising, but not a
standard.

Dear Frontend Developers, don't get fooled by some random dude.

There is an entire career to be made on building excellent frontends and it
includes very demanding topics like usability, color theory, typography,
motion/animation, accessibility, layout, screen design, ...