Each Tuesday, I post a one-liner — an insight learned from 20 years as a software development professional distilled into a succinct statement.
Author: Frederik Jensen
Thoughtful Dane
Nobel Week
The first week of October is Nobel Week, the week where the Nobel Prize winners of the year are announced. This year we took it as an opportunity for a little family adventure. Visitors were invited to answer the same question as the Nobel Prize laureates: What drives you? Nobel Prize Museum, Frederik Jensen, 2023. … Continue reading Nobel Week
See you at Viking Con 42
Next weekend (October 13-15) is the weekend of Viking Con in Copenhagen. I’m going this year and I will bring the family. Swing by and say hi. Saturday evening three groups will play my scenario, Gaming weekend in Tranås, Sweden. The game is an homage to the games I played with my friends back when … Continue reading See you at Viking Con 42
Great results are achieved when business and IT communicate effectively
Each Tuesday, I post a one-liner — an insight learned from 20 years as a software development professional distilled into a succinct statement.
Software development is a conversation
Each Tuesday, I post a one-liner — an insight learned from 20 years as a software development professional distilled into a succinct statement.
Mushroom season
Later summer/early autumn is mushroom season here. Natives take to the forest to harvest Karl Johan and chanterelle for the dinner table. I am satisfied with capturing the colours and shapes with my camera while enjoying the scents of the autumn forest. We have gotten into a habit of doing short family hikes in the … Continue reading Mushroom season
Painting minis: Blackstone Fortress
I grabbed some left over minis and was reminded how relaxing it is to start and end the day with a fun paint job which lead me to pick up Blackstone Fortress.
Process is helpful but never the purpose
Each Tuesday, I post a one-liner — an insight learned from 20 years as a software development professional distilled into a succinct statement.
Charging at home – finally!
It’s almost two years since I rented an electric car for a month and learned that being able to charge at home is a prerequisite. As of this week, I'm finally charging at home.
Scope is also non functional requirements
Each Tuesday, I post a one-liner — an insight learned from 20 years as a software development professional distilled into a succinct statement.