Talks

I held a talk at a Supabase meetup about my time tracking app, Ajanottaja. The talk went through my process from building a classical database, api, and frontend app to migrating to using Supabase. I presented some of the challenges faced when building an API on top of a classical database, and how Supabase can help solve some of these issues. Some of the topics I covered included tables and views as automatic REST endpoints, stored procedures as API functions, and finally row level security as a way to secure your data. The talk was mostly high level and served to give the audience a feel for how easy it is to get started with Supabase.

Attending the meetup was a great experience, and I encourage you to keep an eye out for more Supabase meetups in Bergen.

I held a talk at the Bergen Open Source Conference about Bluesky and ATProto. The talk went into some of the central ideas and concepts in Bluesky and ATProto, and how they might solve the scaling and data portability issues that plague the current social media landscape. ATProto is a federated social media protocol that aims to provide a base platform on top of which people can build their own decentralized social media platforms. Bluesky is a microblogging platform that aims to be the first platform to implement ATProto.