Projects

History

The biggest pet project was developing a Swedish independent cultural oriented online forum. It was the biggest in it’s domain during the years 2004-2010. Had a tagline from Fightclub, which still is relevant so silence is honored.
But some info around it can be shared. It was a classic a LAMP stack running on a dedicated hardware with Debian or Ubuntu together with Mysql, PHP and Apache, hosted at my work (a Telecom/Hosting provider).

Great times. IT hype days. Dot.com era. Fun, fun. Lessons learnt and experiences gains from hosting of europe’s largest e-commerce site combined with the need to dig into exotic details like FTAM x25, 4gl programming language gave big insight into different domains and a broad skill set.

Nowadays daily work is in the DevOps context, in a Manager role focused on any DevOps/SRE related task for our services in Cloud and Kubernetes.

Private projects are built using languages / frameworks not used at work, so there can never be any doubt which is what. Pretty static sites like this one is written i MarkDown, compiled to web by either bridgetownrb or hugo, some with a dash of javascript, ruby and/or go.

Coding, semi-active

Yes, much work, family, running and a lot of life happening.

Crosstie can Rails development be done using containers?

Boromore is a Ruby, Rails 7 app. When ever I get the time to focus on this, it will be a BIG thing. Circular/sharing economy is the future.

Turbo-disco is another Ruby, Rails 6 app. A “fun” way to remember to do daily mundane tasks.

Get up and move Functional in the front Elm and ObjectOriented in the back Ruby and Rails 6.

Headleg is mostly a sleeping blog-like static-page site about running.

Hotpotato the start of something I wanted to present at a meetup about why you can’t trust a cloud.

Plankstr planking/tabata app written in Elm.

Private coding is git version controlled, stored in private GitHub repos.
Using Actions for basic CI/CD.
Some projects deployed to heroku, some to GCP, others hosted on VPS.

Some day it will go public. I think/hope/dream…

Most active

Most attention is given to the new iasa.se book scheduled for next year, and the upcoming conference itarc as well as some charity things that I feel the world needs right now.