nils

i build things for the web. away from the screen i am usually on a bike, in front of an oven, or somewhere waiting for the light to do something interesting.

what i keep making

small, finished things.

  • ttx.gg

    a fantasy stock market for Twitch streamers. buy low, sell high, and climb the leaderboard.

    • c#
    • sveltekit
  • flensburg bus tracker

    an advanced overview of the busses moving around Flensburg, Germany.

    • sveltekit
  • med-advisor

    a MedRunner tool for stats, live missions and documentation.

    • sveltekit
    • render
    • neon

the garden

one mark for every week in public.

a sampler of everything i keep practising

laminated dough is the same few motions, worked in squares. most of them not quite right.

the deep

large, quiet, and mostly under.

i'm nils. i build for the web, and i care most about the parts nobody notices — the data model, the empty state, what happens when the network drops halfway through.

small, complete things. i would rather ship one page that works everywhere than five that only work on my laptop.

the code is on github

golang, going up hills fast, and Franzbrötchen. the answer changes every few weeks, which is more or less the point.

flour, film and a bicycle. the three drawings below are not a break from the work — they are where most of the ideas actually arrive.

somewhere with better light and a longer climb. if you are building something interesting, say hello.

the long way round

what the valve stem draws while the wheel goes round.

a Rose Reveal 04. carbon frame, Shimano 105 Di2, and nothing on it i have not had a reason to touch.

north, towards Denmark, and back again when the light goes.

the climb is the point. the descent is just the receipt.

a ride is the only meeting where the agenda is the road. problems that will not move at a desk tend to come apart somewhere in the second hour.

spin, do not grind. everyone tells you this and nobody believes it until their knees do.

where the light gets in

one mark, at every distance from focus.

a Sony A7C II. small enough that it actually comes with me, which is the only spec that has ever mattered.

i will wait an hour for twenty minutes of it. the good stuff is early, late, or overcast — never noon.

adventures, life, nature. usually all three at once.

the ones that survived the edit.

@photo.nils on instagram

still unfinished

which is the good news. say hello.