As developers we have a large selection of design patterns and techniques at our disposal when we design and implement our solutions. This is especially… Read more »
Posts Categorized: Fortnox Developer
Learning JavaScript properly
During the early 00s my programming was more or less about creating and maintaining web sites in LAMP setups. From that period I remember fighting many battles trying… Read more »
Introducing Clojure
At work we have something called the “Java forum” where we discuss Java and related technologies from time to time. A while ago I felt… Read more »
Fortnox Christmas Hackathon 2014 is coming up #fnxch14
The annual Fortnox Christmas Hackathon will take place on December 18 – 19. During the hackathon the complete development organisation including product managers, requirement engineers, writers, developers, testers, operations… Read more »
Upcoming changes: Phone2 will become read-only
Some upcoming changes will result in the field Phone2 becoming read-only, this will affect the resources Offers, Orders and Invoices. The field Phone2 for the resources… Read more »
Craftsmanship – Part 5
Intro In this, last, installment of my blog series about the fundamentals of building good software we will talk about how to keep your good… Read more »
Craftsmanship – Part 4
As promised in part 3 of this series we are going to talk about architecture today. More specifically we are going to talk about why… Read more »
Craftsmanship – Part 3
I have spent a lot of time talking about Agile and why we have it. I have not spent any time on Craftsmanship yet, so… Read more »
Craftsmanship – Interlude
This weeks post will not be a continuation on the two previous. Instead I thought you might be interested in a lecture I held on… Read more »
Craftsmanship – Part 2
Intro Today I thought we’d handle the two remaining points on the Agile manifesto. We’ll talk about the import of good people first and then… Read more »