TL;DR: I’ve written and published a /now page. For more of the back story and understanding what it is, read on. I can’t remember when I first stumbled over Derek Sivers. It could have been one of his posts on giving away all his money, or perhaps his TED talk…

There was recently a post on the Aurelia Discourse that caught my attention asking how react-like hooks would work when using Aureliajs. The response from Aurelia’s creator underlined some of the reasons why I trust Aurelia to build JavaScript applications with Aurelia. Rob raised three aspects that Aurelia had that…

After discussing our strategy around front-end JavaScript frameworks at Dolittle, we decided to make our framework of choice official by becoming a backer of the open source front-end framework Aurelia! Why donate to Open Source? At Dolittle, we believe in developing our platform in the open, and part of that is leaning on the work…

We’re excited to announce the 11th member to the group and welcome Ingunn Klerck Helseth, who brings more than 20 years’ experience from the maritime industry in both Norway and the USA. “I am proud and humbled to have been given this opportunity to join this fantastic tribe of technologists…

As is the tradition I want to spend a few minutes reflecting on the year 2018. I find that taking time to reflect gives me a perspective of where I am on my journey. …

The meeting between iterative product development and a company used to approaching product development through the project-lens can be quite harsh. On one hand, you have set budgets and revenue targets. …

Unlearning is one of the hardest parts with any transition. You bring with you many years of experiences, expectations and biases. These have built up over time through different work situations you have adapted to. Past experiences allow you to hit the ground running when it comes to work and…

Finding your tribe isn’t easy. It’s a long journey of many missteps. You may be part of a tribe your entire life. You may wander to look for other tribes out there and dive back into your old tribe for safety. Other times you need to find another to call…

Empathy — the 4th most popular word in 2017, according to Merriam-Webster. It’s interesting that this word has risen up in its popularity this year. Mirriam-Webster also points out the connection between politics in the USA, and the increase usage and searches for empathy. Here’s Google’s take on how empathy…