Hello, I'm Valentin, a software developer. I live with my wife in a village close to Bern, Switzerland.
This is my personal website where I post all my articles, notes, photos and reviews. You can find me writing about running on runboyrun.ch.
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10 Oct 25
At 12'37" Zoe Si quotes out of a Skillshare Course some words that made me stop to write them down:
It’s okay to have imperfect work out in the world (but not sloppy!)
– from: Opus Cartooning Presentation
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08 Oct 25
On why I stopped updating my personal website and social media took over. Interested to know how to reclaim your own twitter and instagram content? That’s for a future article.
I closed my twitter account about a year ago. We have to agree that social media in general got ever more toxic over the years. The promises of connection failed short. Instead, that’s a feeling of exhaustion and sadness that predominate if I spend time there.
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28 Sep 25
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01 Nov 24
"Don't you miss the days when the web really was the world's greatest decentralized network? Before everything got locked down into a handful of walled gardens? So do we." – https://activitypub.rocks/
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27 Oct 24
"For web developers frustrated with the complexity of modern practice, those looking to brush up on web fundamentals, web development shops looking to bring their apps to mobile, and any programmer looking for an introduction to hypermedia and REST." – https://hypermedia.systems/
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27 Oct 24
"Enhancing web applications without using SPA frameworks"
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10 Jun 24
About to get a macbook at work, meaning it's finally the time to have a go with https://www.chezmoi.io
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09 Jun 24
RT @unclebobmartin: Bill Anders. Apollo 8. Took the Earth rise photo. RIP brother. https://t.co/ZQTytjoRkg
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05 Apr 24
RT @wiremockorg: 🚀New WireMock JWT extension released - https://bit.ly/3U7ODIN This extension has been in WireMock Cloud for a while and i…
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06 Feb 24
"All the time spent making the presentation look good comes at the expense of wrestling with the problem and developing unique insights." - Writing to Think (http://fs.blog)