Bio
I’ve been building software for almost 2 decades.
I’m fascinated by elegant solutions to complex problems, finding simple, straightforward patterns in what at first glance appears to be unorganized chaos. Coding usually starts out to be 50 if-statements one after the other, but then it must evolve towards systems that hold their own meaning inside themselves, systems that are intuitive to use and intuitive to maintain and extend.
And I love to observe the human aspect of software. On the surface lives the believe that IT is just about the technical details, but as soon as you look closer, you can find humans everywhere - we build software for people to use it, we build software in teams of people, we are being watched by the society of people while we built it.
People, human interactions and motivations are just as integral a part of software development as the focus on solid architecture that is maintainable, scalable and efficient.