June 2019
243 tweets
@codePrincess
@mirjam_diala
@ConfBuddy
@Blackjacxxx Oh, wie toll! Danke!
@Blackjacxxx
@codePrincess
@mirjam_diala
@ConfBuddy Oh my, what a small world.
I guess it's time for a https://pi-hole.net/.
https://github.com/uBlockOrigin/uBlock-issues/issues/338#issuecomment-496009417
Registration is now open:
https://twitter.com/JSCraftCamp/status/1134867206670446593
Entropic: a federated package registry for anything - co-authored by the former
npm CTO https://github.com/entropic-dev/entropic/blob/master/README.md
@Adriacaravans This happens on
https://no.adria-mobil.com/bobil/ now. I guess it should redirect to
https://no.adria-mobil.com/bobiler...
@mattsches Tried it for a while roughly 6
months ago. Developer tools are still better in Chrome.
@KeinPla06696398
@JanSchfr
@Lynoure @LadaNiva Man könnte ja die Milliarden
an Subventionen für Kohle und Autoindustrie in die Lösung dieses Problems
investieren.
Such a nice and sunny day here in #Trondheim 🇳🇴 today.



@cowglow Yes, Summer is finally here and the
gray/brown has been replaced with this fresh green!
I have a Synology for that. 🙈
https://twitter.com/akerfoot/status/998256586832281600
@malk_zameth
@maaretp Have an awesome day
@rinkkasatiainen
@EskoLuontola
@AmelieCornelis!
@RobertReiz It is! Especially during Summer
Trondheim is definitely worth a trip!
How Digital Twins simplify the #IoT:
https://www.gartner.com/smarterwithgartner/how-digital-twins-simplify-the-iot/
@JSCraftCamp Or unique: [...new
Set([...document.querySelectorAll('.card-tags-container')].map(n =>
n.innerText).filter(t => t).join(' ').split(' ').sort().map(t =>
t.toLowerCase()))].join(' ')
@wolframkriesing
@JSCraftCamp
[...document.querySelectorAll('.card-tags-container')].map(n =>
n.innerText).filter(t => t).join(' ').split(' ').sort().map(t =>
t.toLowerCase()).reduce((c, t) => ({...c, [t]: c[t] ? ++c[t] : 1}), {})
... but AFAIK no way to sort by count without assignment.
@yooogan
@wolframkriesing
@JSCraftCamp Yeah, I forgot about the new
Object.entries!
@yooogan
@wolframkriesing
@JSCraftCamp Yeah, there is no proper
validation of the tags and they are rendered as one string:
https://github.com/jscraftcamp/website/blob/master/src/registration.ejs#L36
In diesem deutschsprachigen Video erklärt
@NicoleRauch auf der
@jaxcon sehr anschaulich die Vorteile von
#EventStorming für Softwareprojekte:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D3ycbgH5xsw - unbedingt anschauen und
nachmachen!
Best place to buy alcohol is the Duty-free shop on the airport. Unfortunately
most don't know that in advance.
https://twitter.com/bogmood/status/1135628306957688835
When the CEO of the most valuable company in the world makes statements that
encourages overtime over health he provides a terrible role model for all those
other CEOs out there who will turn to their employees and use it to justify
working overtime. This is sickening! >
https://twitter.com/lil_gods_fave/status/1135626648055795712
Especially younger and less experienced employees, and those with less power in
these organizations are prone to fall for these arguments.
They will put their life goals behind those of the company they work for, in
order to run after this tale that if immense pain is endured, massive gains are
inevitable. The mindfuck is that there is always more to do. It never ends, and
CEOs know how to exploit this perfectly.
I see it as a responsibility to point this out to younger and less experienced
colleagues whenever I notice it. Companies don't love you, so don't take their
demand for your skills as love.
Ever wonder why you rarely hear about the opposite side? Companies paying
employees more? "We workers are so grateful for the paid 4-day-weekends where we
got to go to the beaches with our 6 year olds."
Just booked flights and hotel! Happy to be back in Munich this year for
@JSCraftCamp - I only have great memories
from three years back when I visited the first time!
https://twitter.com/JSCraftCamp/status/1135808896700952576
@findingmarbles
@AbrahamMarin Yeah, I also would call this
normal functions of a state, but it seems that in the US this is seen as a
threat to freedom.
@availle
@JSCraftCamp That would be great!
Blocking ads at the source is super easy to set up with cheap hardware like a
Raspberry Pi and https://pi-hole.net/ - takes around 30 minutes starting with
a blank RbPi.
@janheyd It works by not resolving DNS requests
for known domains that serve ads and malware. Which is efficient and does not
intercept traffic.
Clean code does not mean "as few code as possible" but one aspect is to be as
understandable as possible. Not all code is self-explanatory without context
knowledge, code comments are a great way to provide that context.
https://twitter.com/unterstein/status/1135434923182120960
@AnnNat Wat?! How long will that last? Will you
sue that bastard?
Der Praktikant war's!
https://twitter.com/matt_meeta/status/1135930235617185792
@AnnNat Yay, at least he didn't KILL YOU! What a
totally messed up thing to be dealing with!
Sending hugs! 🤗
@LtRapman Farben Blick Frisur Text Kleidung
Das sind schon sehr viele "Ähnlichkeiten".
@fox BREAKFAST
If you are hesitant to sign up for
@JSCraftCamp because you don't know anybody
or are uncomfortable in unknown environments I'm happy to be your
@ConfBuddy! We can meet early and get to know
the location together and you will have somebody to turn to all time!
Here is the forum where we organise buddy connections for this and many other
conferences:
https://forum.conferencebuddy.io/t/2019-07-19-jscraftcamp-munich/476?u=coderbyheart
This list is a good list! 👇
https://twitter.com/tottinge/status/1136293207489351680
@HTTP_420 They are not hard to maintain, people
are too lazy to keep them up to date. If everyone makes a habit of reading and
checking the few remaining useful comments in the source code every time they
work on it they will be maintained with the code.
@HTTP_420 I am currently testing
@teamcodestream and it looks like a great
UX improvement to documentation - if you can live with with an out-of-repository
place to store it.
@I_am_Darina
@RickandMorty
@blackmirror
@IncSyfy
@WestworldHBO
@HandmaidsOnHulu Looking at some of the
huge churches in the US and the amount of influence they have I find Handmaid's
Tale not too unrealistic to be a possibility.
@davidpich I'd say as a conference to grow
"big" is much easier than growing "better".
@davidpich
@jscamp @csscamp
This is a great mindset. It's very hard to scale culture and attention to
detail. There is just so much one person can do, but splitting the work with a
second one is a big change.
Hangouts ist halt auch sexistische Kackscheiße.
@availle Ja, sicher. Ich erwarte aber da einfach
was besseres wenn der Text schon so prominent platziert ist.
It's 2019. Time for an updated elevator joke.
How to DynamoDB! https://twitter.com/jeremy_daly/status/1137002263074037761
How low can you go, if you want to go big? #wearedevelopers charges conference
attendees for water and food.
https://twitter.com/DrMurx/status/1136587747441946627
Great in-depth introduction to CSS grids with a lot of CodePen examples!
https://testdriven.io/blog/css-grid/#.XPkURbkjSu4.hackernews
@daberni Well they learned that they can get
away with it.
@daberni And sponsors pay (and get free talk
slots in return). No need to care too much about the attendees, it seems.
@fabrik42 Sure, after a lot of people started
to complain on Twitter.
But they organized the conference around the idea that it is ok to charge for
food and drinks in the first place. 😡
@fabrik42 Not what it says on the packaging!
Unit Tests are the cheat codes of software development.
If you use cheat codes all the time during development, you don't actually know
that your software works.
https://twitter.com/Niklas_L/status/1137319981543301121
Nice! You can now mark @github repositories as
templates so you and others can generate new repositories with the same
directory structure and files.
https://help.github.com/en/articles/creating-a-template-repository
@Niklas_L You can't deduct from a unit test that
the system works, so no.
@datenreisender
@Niklas_L I doubt that there are systems that
only have unit test but a very low error rate.
That's what I was trying to say. 🤷♂️
@seadahmetovic
@fabrik42 Thanks for providing your point of
view. This is an explanation why it happened but it actually proves my point.
WAD is so big that it needed to stop making the attendee experience a priority
by not controlling key elements of the event.
@seadahmetovic
@fabrik42 It's great that you listen and react
quickly!
Talk to your users.
https://twitter.com/eliistender10/status/1137424004405518337
A&A Days looks like a great conference (travel reimbursement for speakers,
good Code of Conduct), and they are a looking for speakers. Also: it's in
beautiful Gdansk! https://twitter.com/AADaysPoland/status/1134076361952387072
https://cowboy.com/ is a beautiful 2000 € eBike from Belgium! I live how they
managed to achieve this clean look!
@SoCraTes_Conf Hey, your Twitter bio is
outdated, and can we agree on one hashtag? #socrates_19 is used on
https://socrates-conference.de/home (Share feature), and you are tweeting with
#SoCraTes2019. Which one is it?
Can't wait to fill it with content in August! 👇
https://twitter.com/SoCraTes_Conf/status/1137803432461516801
@daberni But no belt drive!
@benjamin Yeah, I know them, but they still
don't offer Belt Drives! I'm so happy with mine ... never want to go back to
greasy chains again!
@codingcoach_io
@compassioncode Awesome! I don't want to
take away precious slots, so I am hoping that this gets recorded ...
I'd stay away from digital innovation companies who hire Jira Administrators.
@EmmaWedekind
@codingcoach_io
@compassioncode Oh yes, absolutely right!
@benjamin Oh, that website did not make it
obvious for me to scroll further down ... :/
No. Priority in issue trackers is basically always abused.
If you make it force ranked from 1 to no per organization maybe...
https://twitter.com/lukehefson/status/1138128633166553088
Don't forget that you can set yourself away on
@github during vacation so your coworkers get a
reminder that you are not available.
"I need to have the biggest valuation I can, because when countries are shooting
at each other, I want them to come to me.” and other gems in this great read on
one of the weirdest unicorn business around.
http://nymag.com/intelligencer/2019/06/wework-adam-neumann.html
@MaritvanDijk77 Thanks!
@Tweet_Cassandra In short: it's not worth
the hassle, nobody uses PGP because secure communication has been replaced with
Signal. GMail is light years ahead in terms of usability and if you are used to
it, a change will be painfull.
@Tweet_Cassandra I have been using custom
email domains for a very long time (since 2001) in all possible configurations.
I currently use @mailbox_org and the software
they run (https://www.open-xchange.com/) I had also used at the Fintech I was
CTO at. It is okay, but not pleasant in day to day use.
@Tweet_Cassandra
@mailbox_org Now for the secure part: I have
some very privacy conscious friends and we all use
@signalapp ... PGP is just too damn hard to set
up, and even if you get it done, there have been bugs in clients which in the
end mean that it's hard to trust that everything works correct.
@Tweet_Cassandra
@mailbox_org
@signalapp So my recommendation today would be:
for a custom email ([email protected]), pay for the Google Apps service (if you
are a Android / Google Drive user). If you are used to Apple services and apps,
@mailbox_org OpenXchange instance works very well with all the apps (Mail,
Cal)...
@Tweet_Cassandra
@mailbox_org
@signalapp For secure communcation: use
@signalapp.
@Tweet_Cassandra Except for some exchange
with developers at banks I use of encrypted emails between or withing companies
never happens.
Regarding using your name in your email, no. I like it (you can reach me at
[email protected], but I also have a "branded" email: [email protected]).
How to apply non-violent communication (NVC) for feedback:
https://twitter.com/TheLeadDev/status/1138379238921441280
@lukehefson I'm sorry that I was not clear.
Here are my observations regarding abusing priority fields: a) Asana has a
free-text priority field, I worked in teams where we had priorities like A, AAA,
urgent, and my favorite: veryveryveryurgeng (I can try to find a screenshot).
@lukehefson This way is super confusing,
priorities need to have a clear (sortable) "rank".
b) Jira (and many others) have ranked priorities. But this gets quickly out of
hand, because new issues keep piling up and you can have an unlimited number of
issues with the same priority rank.
@lukehefson Now, if I make a list of all
issues and sort by priority, that list is totally useless in order to figure
out, which issue to focus on next, because there will be many issues that share
the same priority.
This is a broken way to rank issues.
@lukehefson That's why I want a forced ranking
of all issues, so that there is exactly 1 issue with the highest priority. If
you create a new issue and want to assign a priority the reported needs to pick
which issues are less important, and which are more important.
@lukehefson And this should ideally be applied
per-organization (in GitHub), or per project (in Jira speak).
@lukehefson Because what sucks even more is to
have to juggle priorities between different projects (in GitHub) or components
(in Jira). You have to mentally calculate: issue priority x value of project =
actual priority.
@Tweet_Cassandra What do you worry about?
Love how the @theRoostStand not only makes
for a great working posture but also highlights all the stickers on the bottom
of my laptop!
@ktrajchevska
@LaraconUS ... continue!
Dogmas are never good...
@Tweet_Cassandra Ok, but if you share
this email in a business context, they already have more information about you
and not just the email.
@mailbox_org has a disposable email feature
where you can generate an email in case you need one temporary and random.
The 2022 world cup is made possible with the blood of over thousand workers
killed in Qatar who built their sport stadiums.
FIFA is such a criminal farce.
https://twitter.com/ftamsut/status/1136298771837571072
"At five years old, is this a project that’s usable ‘here and now’, as the
homepage promised in 2017? Are all the parts in place, just waiting for web and
application developers to see the light?
@testdrivenio Thanks for writing this!
I'm still longing for the good ol' Bluebird.serial, though.
https://twitter.com/mathias/status/1138819493956710400?s=19
@Ravetracer
@EmmaWedekind Come to Norway! Here you can
be partially sick, you agree on the percentage with your doctor!
@Ravetracer
@EmmaWedekind Yeah, and you can also decide
whether you want to work more, you just enter that in the online form provided
by the Norwegian health insurance.
MAlt: CERN is looking for alternatives to Microsoft tools and formats: a unique
opportunity for CERN to demonstrate that building core services can be done
without vendor and data lock-in.
https://home.cern/news/news/computing/malt-project
Took the DSLR and thr 50mm fixed length for portrait shots today (which went
great), but I also love this lens for more artistic shots.




Very good article on why @SlackHQ is a
questionable choice if you care about creating harassment free communities ...
the lack of moderation tools (like the ability to read users private messages as
administrators) is another problem.
https://qz.com/1641708/slack-doesnt-care-that-you-cant-block-a-workplace-harasser/
https://www.ryde-technology.com/ is now available in #Trondheim
@Virtual_Patrick It's an older Nikon
D5000. I'm not up to speed, but I guess today I would look into mirrorless
cameras...
@RidingWolf Nikon D5000, nothing fancy so that
I am not to scared to take it on travels...
@Bahnhofsoma Slack innerhalb des
Unternehmens, da ist Zugang zu PNs aber einfacher zu regeln, wie mit E-Mail wird
einfach alles als nicht-privat deklariert (über eine Vereinbarung). Dann gilt
kein Postgeheimnis für Slack-PNs und MA müssen im Problemfall Zugang gewähren.
@Bahnhofsoma Für offene Communities in denen
man keine rechtliche Beziehung zu Mitgliedern sollte man statt Slack Discourse
verwenden, hier sind die Tools für Moderation und zum Selbstschutz vorhanden und
gut. https://discourse.org/ Dank notifications ist austauschen auch in
Echtzeit drin.
@TonyBologni
@SlackHQ Email clients have a filter feature.
In-person harassment does not happen in digital (work)spaces so this does not
apply here.
@RidingWolf I guess 35mm is more universal
when traveling, but 50mm has very natural distance for portraits...
#Trondheim today




An account of what works and what doesn't right now with the Dat protocol:
https://www.kickscondor.com/on-dat
Of course, the orange big boys club is too fragile to handle this.
@availle Alles Gute für dieses Wesen und euch!
@maaretp Happy 🦄 day!
@thinkaboutconf
@Tweet_Cassandra Oh, great thinking, but
self-hosting videos is expensive... That said, I'd start with offering low-res
videos for direct streaming using the AV1 codec:
https://hacks.mozilla.org/2019/05/firefox-brings-you-smooth-video-playback-with-the-worlds-fastest-av1-decoder/
(works in Chrome, too), and distribute hi-res / originals via Bittorrent to keep
traffic costs low.
@vicbergquist
@twilio has great documentation, they even have a
game which helps you learn their API: https://www.twilio.com/quest
@vicbergquist Apollo has great
documentation, too: https://www.apollographql.com/docs/react/
How your great open-plan office feels like for an introvert: 😱
@troubalex If you insist: 🙉
How kids these days think everything s a touch screen:
@jocrossick Yes, definitely more personal
space in this layout!
Companies: "Hum, no. We'd rather pay a lot of money for relocating people to
expensive metropolitan areas with high rent and lower quality of living. That'll
have to do." https://twitter.com/HarvardBiz/status/1140516271391477761
Wie dumm muss man(n) sein zu glauben dass mit dem Tod von Mundlos und Böhnhard
sämtliche rechten Terroristen in Deutschland unschädlich sind.
https://twitter.com/c089/status/1140876599837044741
@c089 Jira is bought by managers who want to claim
to be agile but want detailed reporting and control over resources and
information, not by developers who want to deliver value.
Sweden has invented a word to discourage flying: flygskam (flight shame).
https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2019/06/sweden-has-invented-a-word-to-encourage-people-not-to-fly-and-it-s-working/
It's summer party time with @NordicTweets
tonight! Having a great time with fantastic co-workers at a beautiful location.


Functional programming in #typescript https://gcanti.github.io/fp-ts/
And this article by @jrsinclair is the
perfectly written introduction:
https://jrsinclair.com/articles/2019/elegant-error-handling-with-the-js-either-monad/
/status/1141356554698067968
@KlaraMiffili Never give up, but always be
weary of tunnel vision, especially with deadlines. If I am stuck on something
for more than half a day, it's time to take a break, and explain the problem to
a coworker (or a 🦆) or in another way collect thoughts. That usually reveals
the next step.
It think npm oopsdate would be more fitting, because you never know what happens
next. #javascript
@Ravetracer Started to check this out now,
really awesome!
Happy to be speaking at @oredev:
https://oredev.org/line-up/markus-tacker this fall! It looks like an amazing
conference...
Spotted a @NordicTweets Thingy:91 in the
wild - where it is supposed to be! #longrange #cellulariot #nrf91
https://devzone.nordicsemi.com/f/nordic-q-a/43293/thingy-91-availability
@RidingWolf
@deniseyu21 WANT! And I bet
@kamilleblumm, too! What does it represent?
@deniseyu21
@RidingWolf
@kamilleblumm A lovely one, though!
Beer tasting, and for me the German Celebrator won ...
Summer feeling in #trondheim!
Not bad, and still two+ hours till sunset. #trondheim
It's my golden pixel statue!!
Thanks @Ravetracer 👏👏 and sorry for not
checking my timeline for 3 hours!!!
https://twitter.com/Ravetracer/status/1142102527300837376
@Ravetracer I should have updated my profile
pic, because I have the Dude's haircut right now 😅
@lessless_ua Yes, it's around 12°C here ;-)
The next event will be foss-north - IoT and Security Day that takes place
in Stockholm on October 21.
https://twitter.com/e8johan/status/1142169586567196672
How to delegate as a leader to a team:
https://www.annashipman.co.uk/jfdi/delegating-to-a-team.html
Please #glitter responsibly and use bio-degradable glitter! 🏳️🌈
http://www.insider.com/why-glitter-is-bad-for-the-environment-2019-3
La stå. Gå! (Let it stand. Go!) https://youtu.be/m61AcUs4E84
@MarianSteinbach Since most people on
#pride events are walking, how are microplastics from (bike) tires relevant?
@MarianSteinbach I am, and I am also
aware that glitter is not the main contributor.
@toggleModal Yes, this shit makes me question
if I made the right career choice becoming a software developer... I could be
doing much more important things.
@toggleModal But where do we start?!
I guess I need to revisit these:
http://worrydream.com/ClimateChange/
♻️🌍
@toggleModal Please, please, don't stop
keeping us in the loop! If you need someone to talk to, I'm happy to listen.
@Der_Pesse @fabedlh Why?
@Der_Pesse Thanks for providing some context to
your recommendation!
Life-goals inspired by @euruko: organizing a
software conference on a @Hurtigruten ship.
Kirkenes - Tromsø and retur would make for a nice 4 day conference...
https://www.hurtigruten.no/destinasjoner/norge/kirkenes-tromso/
And because every side-project needs a twitter account, I give you
@boatconf!
/status/1142448735487762432
@rinkkasatiainen Let's talk about this at
#codebreeze!
@ToH_82 @powtac
@contentful ist kostenlos, und wenn man nicht
immer dynamish da daten raus zieht kommt man damit sehr weit. Nutze ich seid
Jahren fuer mein Blog.
@fabrik42 @euruko
@Hurtigruten Yes, this is problematic. I know
that Hurtigruten is working on it:
https://www.hurtigruten.no/om-oss/sustainability/forskning-innovasjon-og-teknologi/
This is one of the things I want to discuss at #codebreeze, and how to
compensate for that and if we could make sustainability and environmental
responsibility the conference theme.
@fabrik42 @euruko
@Hurtigruten I would for example make all
travels related to the conference compensate for CO2. This would be included in
the ticket prices.
@fabrik42 @euruko
@Hurtigruten Have you been on a Hurtigruten?
You really can't compare it to monstrous cruise ships. They are much smaller and
don't offer any onboard entertainment (except a library and a piano). Food is
also locally sourced because they are in a harbour every day.
@fabrik42 @euruko
@Hurtigruten They don't dump anything at sea
because they never leave national waters.
@fabrik42 @euruko
@ioki_mobility sponsored #euruko2019 so can
you share your reasons to support it and how sustainability related to
organising conferences was addressed at the event and by the organisers?
@asciidisco
@boatconf What were the main difficulties?
@fabrik42 @euruko
@ioki_mobility Oh, thanks for clearing that
up! 🤦♂️
Impossible Foods needs to switch to genetically manipulated soy to meet growth
demands:
https://medium.com/impossible-foods/how-our-commitment-to-consumers-and-our-planet-led-us-to-use-gm-soy-23f880c93408
Travel arrangements finalized for #codebreeze 🇫🇮 in September!
https://codebreeze.netlify.com/
Sunset in #Trondheim 🇳🇴 just now: 23:37 #SummerSolstice
@edwinmdev
@pati_gallardo But sooo many people.
@toggleModal Have you checked ebay's
classified ads?
https://www.ebay-kleinanzeigen.de/s-anzeige/k2-rgb-xtrfy-xg-k2-r-rgb-gaming-uk-tastatur-qwerty/1130116935-225-3529
@toggleModal Kleinanzeigen means private
sellers and you can usually pick it up local.
#NewProfilePic by @Ravetracer! 💯
@Ravetracer Hat was von Nordlichtern!
I am working on documentation following the C4 model (http://c4model.com/)
right now, and using @MiroHQ turned out to be a
real pleasure. Here is nice example for a component diagram:
https://github.com/nRFCloud/email-test-api#component-diagram - I think it
really helps to understand what a component is doing.
A massive, massive beautiful set by
@BB_BORISBREJCHA:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vqz8c4ZP3Wg - but please kids, don't do drugs!
@SamirTalwar
@johncutlefish small print at the bottom:
"turn around" back side: " Plan& Design& Build& Test& Operate
<small>turn around</small>"
I discovered a new first-principle of mine: All code styleguides must be
enforceable by tools
https://github.com/coderbyheart/first-principles/issues/24
Good example on how to grow software: in every iteration tackle one hard thing
and do the rest in established, working ways. This enables you to innovate but
also continuously and (to some extent) predictably deliver.
https://twitter.com/thisisinsider/status/1142643440909291520
Inspiring write-up on the efforts and challenges conference organizers face when
trying to provide appropriate inclusive spaces: 💪
https://twitter.com/janl/status/1143452748815437824
@troubalex http://try.jsonata.org/ is also
very nice to analyze JSON...
@micromag84 Yes, I mention it in the issue,
that I prefer prettier, it can autoformat many popular web development
languages.
@dtanzer @c089
@SamirTalwar I honestly don't know, I do not
work with Java. But I can imagine there is value in using web standards to build
UIs for Java applications if it's not feasible to rewrite them.
@dtanzer @c089
@SamirTalwar I wonder though, why you need to
have Java directly under the UI layer? Why not expose your Java app through a
thin RESTful (?) API layer and use Electron directly to interact with it?
Arrived in Bergen to see the @foofighters
tomorrow! 🤘
Hm, OK.
On https://www.investstockholm.com/move-to-stockholm/awomansplace/ the city of
Stockholm features companies that strive to be an equal opportunity employer:
@toggleModal SelfHTML
@toggleModal Right, an english version was
planned but never materialized.
It's 18°C and sunny, can there be a better summer than the Norwegian one?! 🇳🇴
@Sherry_Kaboli I'm looking forward to experience that at #codebreeze
https://codebreeze.netlify.com/
@AnnNat Titten sind doch sekundär! Kein Problem!
@sirarsalih Double click maybe?
@RVI1949 🖕
🤘@foofighters rocking #bergen 🇳🇴💯


Crazy night!




Hero
I was thinking the other day:
Do you use podcasts internally as a way of explaining your software /
architecture? Do you think that would be a good idea? Do you have experience
with that?
Right, this is even better, because you can record the screen, when you talk
about code. https://twitter.com/troubalex/status/1144577120712253441
@walkingriver maybe try videos, like
@troubalex said:
https://twitter.com/troubalex/status/1144577120712253441
@troubalex
@leftieFriele I'd love to see one of
those...
@leftieFriele Same, I do not listen to tech
podcasts at all. But I am thinking more about others in my team, and it could be
rather effective, it's so much easier compared to writing.
@leftieFriele
@troubalex I love to use
@useloom for those.
Ok, #bergen 🇳🇴 is beautiful, too. Since we arrived we've been blessed with
unusually good weather in the rainiest city of Norway.




Rammstein is coming to #Trondheim 🇳🇴! 🤘
@agile_geek
@simonbrown Do you do that? I would think this
is a little unstructured, and those discussions happen as preparation for an
implementation. Talking about it again after it's done, you can also point to
the concrete pieces of code.
Great idea! I pledge to do the same: I'll donate 1 € for every Tweet I write in
July to @seawatchcrew!
https://twitter.com/kriegundfreitag/status/1144896354818437120
@bossnayamoss
@shanselman From the top of my weekend brain I
can recommend @rinkkasatiainen
@benjamin
@w3ltraumpirat
@janl @gr2m
@rradczewski
@anildash
@davidpich
@dtanzer @c089
@ewolff
@mathiasverraes
@dan_abramov
@SamirTalwar
Doing a fjord cruise from #Bergen today and on our way out we pass the
@Hurtigruten Nordkapp:
Crazy clouds! #romarheimsfjord
Arrived at Mo. #norge 🇳🇴 #mofjorden




@lessless_ua Thanks! 😎
@awdng Yes, absolutely. What I like about this idea
that in a podcast you can record an interview style conversation. This is
entirely different compared to when I only have myself to talk to, like when
writing.
@NicoleBoe2 I'm two years now in Norway
(living in Trondheim), and it still does not feel normal to call this beautiful
country my home.
Great summary on some of the misconceptions of #kanban, like this one: "The real
objective is Kanban is not to visualise work, but to improve it."
https://twitter.com/LeonTranterEU/status/1145429834904084480



