Johan Lundström

Passionate developer. Backend, web, mobile, frontend, UI/UX...

[Johan Lundström @johan_lunds]

I made a personal website for myself using https://t.co/naaIc6CMTU: https://t.co/6LlOmRsGp7

The "IBM Plex" font family is such a nice font, I like it a lot! Happy to use it for something. https://t.co/mw2geXFvdG

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I also like that it's minimalistic :) I used Inter as the font. 💓 cc @rsms

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Here's a summer project of mine: I made my own "Seinfeld Calendar" to help keep a daily habit. Golang code is at https://t.co/keNUk55xuW

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Including the weekday & date makes it easy to check if you can't remember if you've done today's task or not.

[Johan Lundström @johan_lunds]

I have used a Seinfeld calendar like this before to learn Android programming.

What I like about my own version is that you can set a start date and it includes weekday & date for easy reference.

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@JohanAttby @fishbrainapp Congrats Johan & team, well done! Excited to see what you will do the next couple of years!

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@nevyn Ah thanks!!

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I could go on but will try not to. But another thing agile requires is good testing and validation that what you deliver actually results in user and customer value. To do that you need to talk with users and customers.

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Another reason agile is more difficult is that it requires constant decisions, so you need smart people that understand the why and pros & cons of tradeoffs, both technical and business oriented.

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Waterfall is easy: customer makes a list and you go deliver on it. Agile is difficult. Difference is that agile works better in the end and is more sustainable. It's easier with buy-in and the right mindset from everyone though.

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Was reminded how good https://t.co/BcYn95kQ1n and https://t.co/C7uUe8uZtR is. Very useful, true and concise, still 20 years on.

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@alloverse 👍👍

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@alloverse @nevyn Look at https://t.co/TJpRl4IqPZ for inspiration. We've used it A LOT for collaborative remote workshops and it's amazing. Great product.

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One of the best docs I've seen in a while: https://t.co/TPmjHmw5mD $5 on Vimeo

[Johan Lundström @johan_lunds]

"We shape our buildings; thereafter they shape us." -- Winston Churchill

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@JDespraz @alloverse - I expected more than 2 apps in the example. Do a combo of 3 or more where it gives the feeling "yes, that seems like a really good scenario and place to be in".

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@JDespraz @alloverse + the different, shifting background examples (gives a sense that places are different and varied).
- maybe try without the fade between slides. Makes it feel like a Powerpoint of distinct slides, instead of a flowing presentation

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@JDespraz @alloverse Really nice!

+ colors & illustrations (warm, friendly, inviting feeling).
+ I like the list of pros/why to do VR collab.
- Could perhaps skip pointing out that "many other VR apps already have these features" if the intended audience is new to VR

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@nevyn My Chromecast is named "Living Room TV", and every time I see that my brain compulsively goes "Living Room! Beed Room! It's just like, it's just like, a mini... mall!"

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