Things change. For quite some time now, I’ve been planning a return to Northern Europe to be closer to my Scandinavian roots, family and friends. Two weeks ago, I started my new job as an Interface Developer at a Copenhagen-based digital agency TRIPLE LBi (the Danish office of the global digital marketing and technology agency LBi ).
Recently I’ve been checking various ways for optimising frontend code. In Professional JavaScript for Web Developers (2nd Edition), Nicholas C. Zakas speaks about best practices for deploying websites in production (among other good things). Having a solid build process for deployment saves both time and bandwidth, and helps automating repetitive tasks.
It’s already 2009 — time sure flies! I thought I’d pick out some personal highlights of the passed year, in no particular order.
Happy New Year! To kick off 2008, I thought I’d write a few words about blogging (and social networking). I’ve got a new job too, but more on that later. First of all, I find it difficult to post here regularly. The problem is not that I don’t have anything to say, but rather that I don’t have time to do background research when preparing articles. It’s not easy for me to “just start writing”. Writing requires inspiration and practice. Writing takes time — especially when you’re not a native English speaker.