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Therése Barmer

Meet our Team

In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice. But, in practice, there is.

I am constantly seeking to expand my knowledge, bet it by learning a new programming language or studying an area of expertise that interests me. I love problem solving and spending time with my family.

Key skills

JavaScript
Angular
React
Bootstrap
C#
TDD
Git

About me

I am constantly seeking to expand my knowledge, be it by learning a new programming language or studying an area of expertise that interests me. I love problem solving and spending time with my family.

Certifications

Certified Scrum Master

Teacher for courses

JavaScript Foundation

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Contact

therese.barmer@edument.se

Posts by Therése

Expanding boundaries

What it means to boldly go where you have never been before

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News & feeds

Now we launch Comma

Now we are launching the beta version of Comma, an IDE for Perl 6 developers that will streamline their work.

Our view of Vue

Are React and Angular still the only two responsible choices when selecting a JavaScript framework for the new project, or can Vue now be considered an actual contender also from a business perspective?

Configuring CMake for success

One common question I get on our Advanced C++ course is how the project structure should look, e.g. should I split the source code into multiple directories? How can I introduce unit tests? Should I compile into multiple libraries?

Each project is unique in what it needs, so in this blog post I’ll go over my general preferred setup and then look at how we adopted it for C++ on Android where we also interface with Kotlin/Java.

Working Remotely… Very Remotely

Does your job let you travel? Do you want it to? Our job does! And we're taking advantage of it! Read all about our plans for remote work... very remote work. #waaayoutofoffice

Focus on Business Value with Scrum

How do we, as a company, keep our focus on Business Value, when we our teams are dominated by technical people and developers, who are not always even expected to see the bigger picture. How can Scrum be at help?