Tobias Sjösten

Today I found, applied for and was invited to Ingress.

Google seems to increasingly try and answer our more simple searches directly, rather than showing a list of websites that in turn might answer the search.

You often hear testing proponents (such as myself) lament their non-testing peers with an almost religious fervor.

Today marks the official launch of Smartburk; a web service to help you track your favorite TV series.

Bloglovin’ is a service for keeping track of the many blogs you might be following; a modern RSS reader.

A week ago today I got up on stage at DrupalCamp Stockholm 2013 and held my first ever presentation.

Kind-of-annual event DrupalCamp Stockholm is about to kick off again, just two weeks from today.

Yesterday saw the release of The Pirate Bay — Away From Keyboard; a documentary about the world’s largest and most resilient file sharing site.

Photo sharing service Instagram recently announced the immediate availability of its web based feed.

Yesterday saw the start of #Kod100; a hacker challenge to help us open source developers focus to more actively and deliberately contribute to our favorite projects.

I have been known to call them the scourge of our Internet — the abhorrent Made For Ads (MFA) sites.

I often come upon the advice that you should keep a blogging schedule.

Following up on last years retrospective I thought it would be fun and useful to mull over what has passed and look ahead on what is yet to come.

Today I was invited by Mia Jung to visit Hyper Island and help mentor the students in their projects.

As a hobbyist search engine optimizer I do not feel like investing a lot of time into doing my own experiments to see what works and what does not, in terms of climbing the SERP.

Together with Viktor Miranda I have flewn to Iceland and Reykjavik to attend Music Hack Day Reykjavik 2012.

This last Friday I discontinued my contract with Unibet, where I have been consulting for the last 15 months.

I recently joined a program to further the PHP community, called PHP Mentoring.

My girlfriend just had her purse stolen and with it a lot of valuables, including her phone.

Have you ever wondered how toilets know what amount of water to use when you flush?

I often rave and rant about the shortcomings of Drupal.

I am just now headed for Symfony Live 2012 Paris.

Greenpeace recently put up a parody campaign site to highlight the damages on rain forest caused by the oil palm plantations of Neste Oil.

I was recently asked add a proper license to one of my open source projects.

I meet people who have heard good things about Symfony all the time.

A recent call for action from W3C representative Daniel Glazman sparked a reaction from Dustin Curtis.

Our Internet is yet again under siege.

Click around some on my blog and you will find a lot of spam comments.

This is one of the most inspirational books I have read.

In a couple of hours it is midnight and we will turn the page to welcome a new year.

I am just now sitting on plane bound for Cologne, to participate in Symfony Day 2011.

I am a big advocate for data driven decisions and I believe that, as a business, you should try to gather as much data as you can.

I will start by saying that Pragmatic Programmer is one of the most important programming books I have ever read, hands down.

Yesterday saw the announcement of Google+ – Googles new attempt at social networking.

In September 2009 I founded a hot new web agency together with my friend Viktor Miranda.

Datormagazin is one of Sweden’s major technology magazines.