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  1. Dino Opijac
    Dino Opijac

    Vue 3 arrived in 2020. Why are so many apps still on Vue 2?

    Vue 3 has been around for years, Vue 2 has reached end of life, and yet a surprising number of applications are still running on Vue 2.
    Read more at dino.opij.ac ↗
  2. Markus Eliasson
    Markus Eliasson

    Gleam a lovely little language

    Recently I have been digging into the Gleam programming language. A small functional language that neither has if-statements nor for-loop...
    Read more at markuseliasson.se ↗
  3. Markus Eliasson
    Markus Eliasson

    Going Indie

    I finally got around to delete my GitHub Pages site and set up my own site. Why? Because I want to keep the web open and free for everyone.
    Read more at markuseliasson.se ↗
  4. Katharina Damschen
    Katharina Damschen

    Implementing Value Objects in Kotlin

    In this post I show which features of the Kotlin Language I find especially useful to implement Value Objects.
    Read more at katharina.damschen.net ↗
  5. Nizar Selander
    Nizar Selander

    The Code is the Context

    Most advice on working with agents focuses on orchestration and interaction strategies. But I keep finding renewed significance in the so...
    Read more at nizar.se ↗
  6. Katharina Damschen
    Katharina Damschen

    My Experiences with Domain Primitives

    Domain Primitives are described as the smallest building blocks in a domain model. A Domain Primitive is a small Value Object, a type tha...
    Read more at katharina.damschen.net ↗
  7. Katharina Damschen
    Katharina Damschen

    Publish an Android App to F-Droid

    I published a native Android app to the F-Droid Android Store. Read about the steps that I needed to take.
    Read more at katharina.damschen.net ↗
  8. Katharina Damschen
    Katharina Damschen

    SwatchIt on Codeberg

    I started writing a native Android application with Jetpack Compose at the beginning of this year. I have been working on it in my free t...
    Read more at katharina.damschen.net ↗
  9. Jimmy Nilsson
    Jimmy Nilsson

    Surprise-Driven Sharing, hardware and software development are similar?

    A couple of weeks ago, I left my comfort zone (software development) and went to a conference for another “world”. The conference was har...
    Read more at jimmynilsson.com ↗