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TypeScript & Community Love @ Commsverse

Well, well, what a crazy 18 months ahead. 18 Months of in person conferences lockdown, mental and health challenges all over the world. I admit I didn’t blog enough. As an extrovert I need incentives to create nice blog posts. I spoke at a lot of virtual conferences, so I served the community with my insights. Speaking at (even virtual) conferences is for me easier than blogging because I have…

I am a .NET Foundation nominee!

After 2 years of being a Microsoft MVP on Developer Technologies I have the opportunity to add a new milestone to my #DreamingIsBelieving and Microsoft Community story. I am nominated to become a .NET Foundation Board Member. But the Question is What do I have to put on the table? Which value can I add? Continue reading I am a .NET Foundation nominee!

The Nordics: Is Cashless the way to go? An accessibility point of view.

First, I love Sweden, I love the Nordics! If I go to there as a conference speaker, I always have a great time. The Nordics are innovative. And I am really looking forward to my next 3 trips to the Nordics in the beginning of 2020. I start with Oslo (Norway) in January, Stockholm (Sweden) Continue reading The Nordics: Is Cashless the way to go? An accessibility point of view.

Meeting the community at DevDay in Belgium

In November 26th there was a conference in Belgium called DevDay. The conference was at the Cinescope in Louvain-La-Neuve. For me this was great reason to visit the tech community at the Fresh speaking part of Belgium. Networking at conferences So, as you all know I made a talk called: “Networking at conferences for autistic Continue reading Meeting the community at DevDay in Belgium

Going Social at Microsoft Ignite

A month ago, I really had the time of my life. One of my biggest wishes was becoming reality. I had the wonderful opportunity to speak at Microsoft Ignite, a big Microsoft conference in the US. This trip was my second trip to USA in my #7ThYearMagic year. Microsoft Ignite was in Orlando, an awesome Continue reading Going Social at Microsoft Ignite

Being an Expert at Xam(arin) Expert Day

Cologne, German Beers, German Fairgrounds and loads of fun! 25th October I had a talk at Expert Day for Xamarin. I flew in from an evening flight on the 24th straight after Microsoft TechDays in Sweden. I missed the speaker’s dinner but when I arrived at the Microsoft offices on the 25th I knew I Continue reading Being an Expert at Xam(arin) Expert Day

Swedish Developer Dreams @ Microsoft TechDays Stockholm

In October I attended and spoke twice at Microsoft TechDays in Stockholm, Sweden. As I made the engagement to make a blogpost of each conference that I attend as a speaker or as an attendee I give you a rewrite. And I know 23rd and 24th of October is a while ago. But Last month Continue reading Swedish Developer Dreams @ Microsoft TechDays Stockholm

My 4th Future Decoded was with me!

My 4Th Future Decoded in a Row! I really enjoyed this Microsoft conference. Each year this conference is marked in my agenda months in advance. It’s big! (I know there are bigger conferences in US). At this time Future Decoded was the biggest conference I’ve been to. In November I work on this and go Continue reading My 4th Future Decoded was with me!

My journey at DevConf

This was my second stop at my magic Fall, my Fall conference season. I had the amazing opportunity to speak at DevConf in Krakow, Poland. A nice conference in an amazing cinema; What means: having the opportunity to project your slide deck on a huge cinema screen. This was a dream for me, and I Continue reading My journey at DevConf

Simplify The Layout

In this blogpost I’d love to talk about ‘simplify the layout’. In other words this means making the lay-out easier to understand. In this blogpost I am going to tell you how to make a layout for an app that’s really accessible. Easy to use. I am going to focus on people with autism, learning Continue reading Simplify The Layout