Some thoughts about trust
It’s been interesting (depressing) to see how a superpower nation we used to trust now makes it impossible to trust them. Lying, betrayin...Read more at jimmynilsson.com ↗A test-data builder
A while back I built a test-data builder for one of the projects I am working on. Now, after using it for some time I really think it sim...Read more at markuseliasson.se ↗Repatriating documents: replacing Google Docs and Office 365 with European services
I've been dissatisfied with most of the "free" services that we use day-to-day for quite a while now. I shut down my Facebook account in...Read more at raniz.blog ↗Why tech agnostic?
When working with Suzi Edwards-Alexander and trying to find out what is good (and bad) about factor10, I've realised there are a few unco...Read more at jimmynilsson.com ↗Feeling trapped in a US cloud? — Common modernisation pitfalls
Two weeks ago, I wrote an article to you (a non-developer) who is responsible for a core system running in a US cloud. It provided some g...Read more at jimmynilsson.com ↗An old story I want to share
This is me repeating a story from memory I read 30 years ago in a magazine. I’m afraid I have no references, but I like the story a lot s...Read more at jimmynilsson.com ↗Feeling trapped in a US cloud? - It’s time to take action
Dear person who is not in the community of software developers but is, in one way or another, responsible for your organisation’s most im...Read more at jimmynilsson.com ↗It's all servers in the end
When Amazon launched EC2 in 2006, it changed the world. Before that, we either had our own servers or hosted them in a co-location data c...Read more at raniz.blog ↗Don’t round twice
When debugging what seemed to be a rounding error, I learned a surprising thing about the way .NET round decimal values.Read more at markuseliasson.se ↗