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Johan Bové
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A Web Developer in Hyperspace Hi and welcome to my personal home page. As I wanted to stay in charge of my online presence I made this site to share relevant information about myself. You can find my contact information here and links to my other sites, as well as some notes and posts I wanted to publish. I also keep a Known site through which from time-to-time I try to share something interesting on the World Wide Web. Five Facts About Me Since November 2016, I work as a front-end developer and senior consultant at Deloitte Digital in Düsseldorf, Germany. I am happily married to Erica. We are the proud parents of the wonderful Nathan. I bike to work whenever I can, even when it rains. I love to learn about new technology, especially Internet and Web-related innovations. I like sci-fi movies and books but read mostly non-fictional literature and articles. My work introduction Throughout my career as a web developer I have gathered relevant and hands-on professional experience building performant Web sites and Web applications. People I worked with have called me an expert in HTML, CSS and JavaScript, with which I know how to build complex, scalable browser applications. When creating web applications, I take special consideration for security, accessibility and performance optimization. Current interests A selection of systems and technologies I am currently interested in: Earthstar Project, Hypercore protocol, IPFS, IndieWeb, Intrinsic Web Design, JamStack, ManyVerse, Secure Scuttlebutt, TypeScript, Web 3.0, re-decentralization,...
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