Risk & Brisk: The story of a cycling ride to the office
Once upon this morning This morning, for the first time in a while, I cycled to work. It had been a few weeks since the last time cut between flights and also believing my bike pump didn’t work. I started…
Python is what I set myself to learn 46 days ago
As a software enthusiast I like to think we should strive not only for improvement but constant curiosity. Curiosity not only helps broaden our mind but also challenge potentially misplaced preconceptions. Preconceptions such as C# is the superior language, which…
Action your life and just jump into it!
You may be wondering why I have not written over the past five months or maybe forgot all about me and my blog. First things first, I confirm that this is not due to a pack of angry developers sending…
Slow CI: real problem or easy excuse for developers?
When you write software, you can end up in a place where your continuous integration takes too long to execute. For most of the post I will write CI because it’s faster to type. Also it makes your read slightly…
Vectors of trust: Simplify validation for secure transactions
A few weeks ago, the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) introduced a new Request For Comments (RFC) document about Vectors of Trust, the RFC8485. It is the work of Leif Johansson from the Swedish University Network. The original draft went through…
