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Goodbye WordPress: rebuilding the blog
After several years of running this blog on WordPress, I have now replaced it with a static site built with Eleventy. The two big reasons were hosting costs and to have something that feels more like me.
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Taking on a new programming language
Learning a new programming language is rarely just about learning new syntax. That came clear to me when I recently had to work on a project written in Prel.
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The network became code
There used to be a person who knew the network, who was an artisan and for a long time the work around networks genuinely demanded artisanship.
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Choosing the right package manager for node applications
Like many people who work with node applications, the package manager journey is shaped by whatever solved the biggest pain at the time.
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Why post-quantum encryption matters
In the world of cybersecurity, timing is indeed everything. While quantum computers capable of breaking todays encryption schemes may still be years away, the threat they pose is already here.
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Cisco DEVCOR 350-901 passed
Yesterday I passed the Cisco DEVCOR 350-901 exam and fulfilled the DevNet Professional certification. To accompany that I today have the Credly badges to prove it.
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Understanding the IEEE Standard 828-2012
Tonight I had a refreshment on SCM (Software Configuration Management) by reading the IEEE Std 828-2012. Software development often involves multiple contributors, complex systems, and rapidly changing requirements.
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Cohesion and coupling in modular programming
In modular programming, cohesion and coupling are two fundamental concepts that play an important part in how you will organize your code.
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Cisco Modeling Labs: Cut to the chase
For the past years I have been using EVE-NG for most of my labs.
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DEVASC: API på webben, del 2
I den tidigare delen gick vi igenom teori över REST APIer. Nu ska vi använda Python och ett HTTP bibliotek för att prata med ett API på webben.