Oliver Nautsch

Fun

...running...

Dopamine driven development... Wow... I guess this is a thing. Got it today from @ursenzler.bsky.social Thx.

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This is huge for me! I'm so excited to be joining @davefarley77.bsky.social, @trishagee.bsky.social, @kevlin.bsky.social @stevesmithtech.bsky.social and @kentbeck.com on the Modern Software Engineering YouTube channel. Woohoo! I think we are all going to learn so much. youtube.com/shorts/eVQkE...

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Great guided tour of the Le Corbusier exhibition at the Klee Museum Bern with the outstanding Andreas Jahn

...running...

Context! Whatever you do. Respect it. ❤️

Remote or office - Which is better? Yesterday lunchtime I had an interesting conversation with a CEO friend of mine. The topic of ‘remote or office’ that we talked about stuck in my mind on the way home.

the tiresome discussion about whether to work remotely or in the office, and why it's the wrong question for me www.linkedin.com/pulse/remote...

Hello everyone, I know it's quite short notice and so that it reaches as many people as possible, here on this platform: If a company in Switzerland is interested in doing a workshop with @woodyzuill.bsky.social the inventor of Software Teaming (Mob Programming) next week (24-28) please contact me!

Yesterday I went to see Abramowic's exhibition at the Kunsthaus Zürich. Exciting, interesting, thought-provoking, ... and also exhausting.

just updated to Chrome 133 and the moveBefore() demo now works w/o any feature flags:

htmx.org/examples/mov...

i asked the chrome team for this feature 2 years ago, insane to see it in production, it is going to unlock a lot of functionality for the web!

this is fun ... we will see a lot the next few month using this: chromestatus.com/feature/5135... I guess 😅

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...walking...

on my way

Ich habe jetzt so oft gelesen: "Wir machen agile mit SAFe ..." Ich bin mir nicht sicher, ob ich lachen oder weinen soll.

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Do it now

Experiences with BDD - external systems Today we are looking at how we have dealt with external systems. Nowadays, there is hardly a piece of software that stands alone and has no interfaces to other systems.

I've started writing a few articles on LinkedIn. It's not perfect and I definitely still need some practice. But I'm sure I'll learn how to do it. I'm very interested in feedback - especially on what I can improve. The last one: www.linkedin.com/pulse/experi...

Really now? Can someone distract from their promises like that... Canada, Greenland... really now. This is crazy....

What I often observe at the moment is that many people get scared when I say that we deposit our application several times a day. Does anyone have the same experience?

Is it just me or do you also find the AI images rather boring and uncreative?

Experience with BDD - Responsibilities Today it's all about responsibilities. When I started with BDD many years ago, I thought that the responsibility for creating scenarios lay with the users, analysts or Q&A rather than the developers.

Behavior Driven Development (in short BDD) Who is responsible for the scenarios? Who is best able to maintain them? This article looks at what has worked best for us in the past and explains why. www.linkedin.com/pulse/experi...

Tonight I was sitting with a friend and we had a very pleasant conversation. He advises start-ups and scale-ups and at some point he said to me: "Why don't you start a company yourself?" 🤔 My reaction was: I miss that. His: "Easy, why not like this..." Mhh... Yep?!

The new year has dawned here. I wish you all that your dreams come true in 2025. 🎆

24.12. Lake Thun

26.12. Lake Neuchâtel

Hiking or walking is great. Not so far, not so high and not so long 😅

He sat down and wrote some really wonderful sentences about me. I was deeply moved and everyone around me had to 'bear' my joy. Yes, these small - big things are what counts. Thank you so much my friend! 2/2

It's the little things that count, isn't it? I have to admit that I avoid buying presents at Christmas and prefer to give away my time, interest or attention. Yesterday I was given just such a gift by a good friend of mine. 1/2

One of the best sayings I've come across on the Internet recently that has stuck with me: “Yes, good architecture is expensive. Try bad architecture...” Does anyone know who said that?