Swedish Transport Administration (Trafikverket), Government agency
- Linux server administration.
- Container orchestration.
- Service monitoring and observability.
- Shell scripts, Ansible, Grafana, OpenTelemetry, RHEL, Ubuntu Server, OpenShift.
Anders Englöf Ytterström, Web Developer and Linux ethusiast with 20 years of passion. I strive to constantly come up with new ways of improving both products and processes for all participants in projects I am part of.
I prefer my coffee black, just like my metal.
I also aim to be a roadie, not a rockstar, as well as defending boring tech.
Every December since 2016, I challenge myself (and sometimes other collegues) to solve AOC puzzles in a programming language of my choice.
As a consultant, time tracking is a crucial part of every day work, and using bad time tracking software sucks. For 5 years, I scratched my own itch. Django, DRF and Web standards at its core. Several experimental client side solutions built with D3, React, Vue, Android, iOS and GTK+. (Archived, 2012–2017)
My first Progressive Web App, with support to work fully offline once installed on a device. It's a simple app for logging reps, sets and PB's in the gym, with some nice tools built-in: 1RM calculator and KG-LBS converter. Touch-oriented design patterns, React, Redux, localStorage, ServiceWorker and other nifty Web API:s. (On hold, Sep 2019–)
A site to track progress of owning vinyl copies os songs licensed in an epic video game. Occasionally used as a real-world example to teach TypeScript, React and Redux concepts to collegues. (On hold)
Web-based launcher/prompt for all things wanted. Written in Elixir and Phoenix LiveView. (In progress)
A pluggable static site generator, inspired by Metalsmith. It built this page. (In progress)