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Rickard blogs about creating software solutions using ASP.NET and agile practices.

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Top Posts

  • Applying stylesheets dynamically with jQuery
  • ASP.NET MVC 2 Framework and Unity 2.0 Dependency Injection Container
  • Code Kata Cast
  • Isolate your code from ASP.NET with Moles Isolation Framework
  • ReSharper User tip #2: Refactor rename namespace
  • Dependency injection in ASP.NET MVC with Unity IoC Container

Categories

  • .NET
  • Agile
  • ASP.NET 2.0
  • ASP.NET 3.5
  • ASP.NET 4
  • ASP.NET MVC
  • BlogEngine.NET
  • C# 2.0
  • C# 3.0
  • C# 4.0
  • Continuous Integration
  • CSS
  • Design by Contract
  • Design Patterns
  • iPhone
  • JavaScript
  • Kata
  • Moles
  • Open source
  • Personal
  • Review
  • Social media
  • Software development
  • TDD
  • Testing
  • Umbraco
  • Unit testing
  • Unity
  • User tip
  • Web development

Five most recent posts

  • C# REPL and Interactive interpreter
  • TDD Kata 2 - Interaction based testing
  • Reflections from day 3 - Umbraco Codegarden 11 in Copenhagen
  • Reflections from day 2 - Umbraco Codegarden 11 in Copenhagen
  • Reflections from day 1 - Umbraco Codegarden 11 in Copenhagen

Tag cloud

  • agile
  • blogengine.net
  • c#
  • code kata
  • codegarden11
  • continuous integration
  • css
  • dependency injection
  • fakes
  • iso 8601
  • javascript
  • jquery
  • refactoring
  • resharper
  • tdd
  • testing
  • umbraco
  • unit test

About

Rickard Nilsson

Rickard Nilsson is a senior web developer, software craftsman and agile evangelist, specializing in ASP.NET and web standards, with experience from a variety of business applications ranging from e-commerce solutions to native mobile apps. Rickard is a Microsoft Certified Professional Developer (MCPD) and has a Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Information Technology. His interests includes programming, agile practices and techniques and he has a passion for test-driven development.

When Rickard isn't working as a consultant at Ninetech, a Microsoft Gold Partner company, he's writing on his blog about things he care about. You can also follow him on twitter @rickardn.

 

MCP  MCTS  MCPD


This page describes the story of my life and will be updated with new events continuously. Update 2011-05-10


2011: Was approached by Manning Publications for a review on Continuous Integration in .NET. Rediscovered CMS with Umbraco and EPiServer. Focus shifted from the managed .NET platform to the dynamic environment in the browser with JavaScript and HTML5 – and shifted back again towards architecture and solution design.

2010: Took up mobile device development targeting .NET Compact Framework. Went way out of my comfort zone and took up iPhone development on the Mac and loved it! Became a senior developer at Ninetech. Rediscovered Continuous Integration and deployment.

2009: Bought the family's first house.

2008: Took six month parental leave with the twins and started this blog. Became test infected and started experimenting with test-driven development.

2007: Graduated from Karlstad's University with a Master of Science in Information Technology (M.Sc.).

2006: Started an internship at Ninetech which later became my employer. My twins Oscar and Olle was born five weeks early and the family had to spend a week at the hospital. We got home again to the Christmas holidays. I took up blogging for the first time.

2002: Started studying with the IT Master's program at Karlstad's University. In December, the whole family moved to a larger apartment.

2001: My first son is born. The family, now of three, switched to a three-room apartment. Started working as a driver for Berendsen.

2000: Grumbled from military duty after 10 month with top grades. Started working as a Black Jack dealer while moving in with my girlfriend. By the end of the year we moved to our own place.

1999: Graduated from high school with a nature science degree in computing. In the fall I entered ten month of military duty as a team leader at an infantry battalion.

1997: Met my fiancé.

The rest is history.

 
Disclaimer: The opinions expressed herein are my own personal opinions and do not represent my employer's view in any way.
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