Welcome to our blog! Here you will discover valuable information about digital accessibility on the Internet. As advocates for inclusivity and equality on the web, we offer engaging blog posts about how DDWare plays a crucial role in breaking down digital barriers and creating an inclusive online experience.
AI at Research 2 Reality Brussels
Introduction On February 5th and 6th, I attended Research 2 Reality Brussels. This event was organized by the European Commission. The event was held in the beautiful city of Brussels, Belgium. The event was a great opportunity to learn about European research and...
AI Talks at Copenhagen Developer Festival 2023
Introduction I went to a festival, I went to a conference. A conference in a festival. A festival in a conference. From August 30th till September 1st 2023 I went to the Copenhagen Developer Festival organized by NDC Conferences. NDC aka 'Norwegian Developers...
TypeScript & Community Love @ Commsverse
Well, well, what a crazy 18 months ahead. 18 Months of in person conferences lockdown, mental and health challenges all over the world. I admit I didn’t blog enough....
I am a .NET Foundation nominee!
After 2 years of being a Microsoft MVP on Developer Technologies I have the opportunity to add a new milestone to my #DreamingIsBelieving and Microsoft Community story. I am nominated to become a .NET Foundation Board Member. But the Question is What do I have to put...
The Nordics: Is Cashless the way to go? An accessibility point of view.
First, I love Sweden, I love the Nordics! If I go to there as a conference speaker, I always have a great time. The Nordics are innovative. And I am really looking forward to my next 3 trips to the Nordics in the beginning of 2020. I start with Oslo (Norway) in...
Meeting the community at DevDay in Belgium
In November 26th there was a conference in Belgium called DevDay. The conference was at the Cinescope in Louvain-La-Neuve. For me this was great reason to visit the tech community at the Fresh speaking part of Belgium. Networking at conferences So, as you all know I...