Anže Vodovnik is a dad and a software architect with a passion for photography and music. These are his thoughts and opinions, sometimes accompanied by code and photos.
Anže Vodovnik is a dad and a software architect with a passion for photography and music. These are his thoughts and opinions, sometimes accompanied by code and photos.
I'm excited to announce that starting March 1st, I will be joining the Visual Studio for Mac team. Based out of Ljubljana, this role will be both a massive change and a massive challenge. This also means moving back to Slovenia and I wanted to write down some thoughts on moving abroad for work.
I've recently been lucky enough to work with Movesense sensors. They're built by a Finnish company called Suunto, which most of us know as the manufacturer of dive computers, and watches. I worked with Andy Wigley on the library that enables Xamarin developers to use the sensor from their mobile app…
It finally happened. I finally decided to move my blog from the old Wordpress system to Ghost. I started the project about 3 months ago, working on the code and migration when I had some spare time. It took a bunch of time, because I wrote some custom code to migrate the old content to a new Markdo…
I am sitting in the middle of Cambridge, attending the Ternary Hackathon. Microsoft is sponsoring a challenge, and giving away some Xbox One Xs for the best use of Cognitive Services. Because of that, it was only fair that we also showcased a quick and dirty sample. We ended up showing two quick dem…
Between the 10th and 15th of July, our team participated in the NWG Innovation Festival. It was a genuinely fun experience - hackathon type event. And how could it not be, Northumbrian Water Group has made every effort to make it that way, including setting up the Funder Dome, and bringing Dwaine Pi…
As a developer, I never cared much about Data Lake. While I’ve always sort of been responsible for the full stack, including the database stuff, I tended to shy away from stuff that had too much to do with data. I’ve been working with some interesting customers recently, though, that have interestin…