Sverre

Short version: I built a simple and small Android app for storing barcodes and QR codes on my phone.

I recently jailbroke my 7th generation Kindle Paperwhite.

Short version: I built a Rust proc-macro library that generates type-safe structs from Word .docx templates, turning placeholders into compile-time checked fields.

I made a Firefox extension to make my life a tiny bit easier.

Short version: I made a terminal banking client for my personal banking needs with Rust, Ratatui and the open and customer facing APIs of my bank.

I am still trying out Helix as my primary editor on a daily basis.

So I have recently started to try out Helix.

This is the website of Trondheim Bike Kitchen.

× Building up my e-bike lit a bit of a fire in me, and I wanted another project to work on as well.

Here's another addition to my ever-growing collection of "things that should be simple but require scripting because Apple knows better than you."

While writing up the e-bike project page, I realized I wanted a way to pop out images in cases where the reader might want to take a closer look at things.

I use my DIY e-bike for getting around.

I have been around and used 3D printers since they became more or less mainstream — first in university, then in hackerspaces, and now at work.

I recently purchased a mini PC to use as a media center and home server.

Short version: A friend and I made a simple tool for figuring out how much water of given temperatures to mix in order to reach a desired temperature: × It can be visited here: https://water-mix-temp.fly.dev Technologies used: Python Uv HTMX Fly.io Long v…

HTMX is pretty neat and has quickly become one of my top contenders for frontend technologies for future projects.

Short version: I made an info screen for the office.

This is my little corner of the web.

Hello, world!

My previous blog was made mostly as an exercise to get some experience with Elm.

(This is an old post originally posted on our company Medium blog, which is now gone.