$ whoamiMy name is Hassan, but my friends call me Däni. I am a DevOps/Platform Engineer from Finland, and I help MeetingPackage grow efficiently, quickly, and reliably.
I have over 10 years of experience in the software industry, long before the AI/Agentic era started. I have enjoyed working with great teams across different technologies and platforms, from mobile to cloud. I am the kind of engineer who has an end-to-end understanding of the software development lifecycle, while always remaining eager to learn new things.
I enjoy reading, riding, and running (especially with my dog).
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$ head -5 /dev/me| My Vibes: Introducing 'kitherd' and 'lazygithub' | |
The world has changed at such a fast pace in the last few years that it is impossible to keep up with all the new technologies, practices, and tools. When looking at the software community these days, it is very common to find people building... | |
| Evo Podcast: Agentic AI & The New Developer Work Flow | |
On November 2025 I had the chance of joining a few brilliant minds from Finland to discuss over the new development era that has come over as Agentic AI. The podcast is accessible on Spotify and Apple Podcast. Below are my notes which I had prepared... | |
| Pluribus and Me | |
I usually count myself as a TV person. I spend a considerable portion of my spare time watching shows or movies. I even like to buy CDs of my favourite ones since I watch them again and again in the future. I mention this to say one thing: despite... | |
| The miracle of 'devcontainer' and others | |
I am typically the guy you face in a new company and feel they do magic. The one who lives in the terminal, who never uses anything other than vim, whose only GUI application is the browser. Even though I’m definitely not a magician, I do live... | |
| Use S3 instead of Google | |
This might be a slightly different post of mine as it is not directly related to my work. However, I believe it is a good example of how I used my technical skills in my personal life. The case was relatively simple: I wanted to save money and yet... | |