Programming since 1973, the last 25 years in Microsoft environment. I develop software for customers and for my own pleasure.

I have a background as professional software developer of applications and databases for the public transportation business, working for one of the largest Scandinavian software houses in this field. I retired in 2018 and since then, I worked part time as a freelancing software consulant, and otherwise focused on software for the module model railway community.

Starting out back in school 1973 using a smaller PDP/8 computerand TTY-terminal with punchtape, my first programs where train timetable simulation and a dating program. My proffessional coding started 1982 writing a timetable type setting program using a WANG computer and Basic, with transfer to the printing house. Later, I wrote more programs and databases for public transport in Pascal on Prime and VAX computers. From late 90's, I started with Microsoft Interdev, Visual Basic and SQL Server. A few years later it was .NET and Visual Studio, which it still is.

• Developing in .NET and specifically Blazor - a web framework for .NET.
• Design and implementation of SQL databases, primarily using raw SQL on SQL Server and tools like Entity Framework and Dapper.
• Test driven programming in C#.
• Migration of systems from .NET Framework to .NET 8.0 and later.
• Software for real time monitoring of transportation.
• Software for planning and controlling model railway trains at module meetings.

• Since 2016, I have developing a prototype for timetable planning that has been used for planning operations at several module meetings.
• Since 2019, developing a model railway fast clock as open source, see Clock in Azure. There is also a project for controlling analogue/FREMO RUT clocks.
• Since 2020, developing a model railway module and meeting management system as open source, see ModuleRegistry.
• Since 2021, developing an app to create and print loco- and wagon cards for model railway operation, see Wagon Card App.
• Since 2022, developing a LocoNet© monitor and wiThrottle server application.
• Since 2024, developing a standalone timetable planning app (it will be open source when the first usable release i ready).

• Developing open source.
• Learning and improving my development skills.
• Model railways, especially operation at module meetings, see FREMO.