If you’ve been at Mozfest in London, you might have seen me stand next to a weird contraption of cables, tinfoil-covered squares and my computer. Here is what it looked like in action: This was the so-called Interaction cam and here are the photos people took with it. This is how it works: You put […]

Today I went to the Spotify office in Stockholm to test-run a training I’ll give at the MozCamp in Singapore next month. The topic was turning geeks into presenters, how to foster a culture of speaking and presenting in a company and tricks how to become a better speaker. Slides and screencast The slides are […]

I right now feel the itch to write a book again. I see a lot of people buying books and making a living selling them and I feel that there is a space for what I have in mind. I also don’t see how I could cover all the things I want to cover right […]

This morning I gave the keynote at the Eclipsecon Europe in Ludwigsburg, Germany. Around 500 Eclipse and Java fans waited for some information about the latest and greatest in the web and here is what I gave them. The slides are available online and the screencast is up on YouTube. I will follow up with […]

In terms of releasing code into the wild we live in terribly exciting times. Products like GitHub, Dropbox, online collaboration tools like JSFiddle, JSBin, Codepen and Dabblet make it very easy to show our code to the outside world. Furthermore, a lot of products are build in a modular manner which means you can simply […]