Ruby tooling and tricks of the trade
This is a blog post version of a presentation that I gave at my company Netlify for a Ruby learning group. The material is slightly modified and compacted an...
Hi, I’m Erik Westrup, a software engineer based in Berlin.
This site is where I share writing on software engineering, developer tooling, and the systems behind modern web apps, including CI/CD, Linux, and static sites.
I also write occasionally about Buddhism, reflecting on how practice and ideas like impermanence relate to life and work as a software engineer.
You’ll also find selected personal projects, a small art gallery, and ways to get in touch.
Highlighted Posts
AI-Solving the Telegram Event Saving Problem
AI Vibe Coding Working Solution In this article I will share how I explored vibe coding (An intuitive, exploratory approach to programming using AI that e...
tmux-powerline tpm plugin
tmux-powerline My very first open source project, a result of a night’s hacking, was a tmux (terminal multiplexor) status bar project called tmux-powerlin...
Taiga Stats - Your Scrum & Kanban Statistics Tool
I will introduce my Python-modernized and brushed-up statistics tool for Scrum & Kanban masters using the online Taiga.io project management board.
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Taming GitHub Email Notifications
Intro Taming GitHub email notifications
Taiga Stats - Your Scrum & Kanban Statistics Tool
I will introduce my Python-modernized and brushed-up statistics tool for Scrum & Kanban masters using the online Taiga.io project management board.
Continuously Deployed LaTeX CV
A CV-CD Flow When I was updating my CV, written with LaTeX so that I can have it under version control, I thought that it would be great if it had a link in ...
Ruby tooling and tricks of the trade
This is a blog post version of a presentation that I gave at my company Netlify for a Ruby learning group. The material is slightly modified and compacted an...