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Interview with bugtrackers.io
2015-04-27 · via oida.dev | TypeScript, Rust

I had the sincere pleasure of doing an interview with the guys at bugtrackers.io. We talked a lot about my journey as a web developer for the last 15 years. Starting as a teenage boy doing Gaming websites, up to creating websites professionally with several agencies, and finally my landing at Ruxit.

If you ever wondered what Final Fantasy, Leisure Suit Larry, Application Performance Management, Dentist materials and formwork experts have in common, go and have a look at bugtrackers.io.

Thanks Thomas for the nice interview! I surely did enjoy it a lot!

Update Another interview popped up: I spoke to Christina from Topconf, about my next visit to Tallinn. A little shorter than the previous one, so it might be something for bus waiting times. Check it out

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