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|____________________________| - Lars Morten Bek
\O/ \O/ \O/ \O/ \O/ - Software Developer since 2005
| | | | | - Gopher since 2021
/ \ / \ / \ / \ / \ - Proposed to Ida Marcher Jensen
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Welcome to my GitHub profile, you can connect with me on LinkedIn or Discord (username: lmbek), if you are a programmer who want to collaborate.
I build robust solutions primarily using Go and JavaScript, designed to be easy to understand, simple to test, and built to last for years. My approach centers on simplicity and thoughtful architecture to ensure software that scales effortlessly and remains maintainable over time.
Good software is not about chasing trends but about clearly understanding and solving problems effectively.
I prefer structured code with clear responsibilities and low complexity—without relying on magic frameworks or unnecessary abstractions.
I thrive in environments where requirements are well-defined, and technical decisions are deliberate and transparent.
For me, business documentation, solution descriptions, and precise requirements specifications are crucial to building reliable and maintainable software. This alignment ensures developers and business stakeholders share the same understanding and direction.
Go fits this philosophy perfectly. Its simplicity and clarity make code easy to maintain, while the toolchain supports procedural workflows, robust testing, clean versioning, and smooth deployment.
Go (Golang) is my primary tool for building scalable APIs, CLI applications, and integrations, with a focus on performance, testability, and observability.
I utilize net/http along with the latest http.NewServeMux() introduced in Go 1.22 to implement clear and testable routing.
By leveraging interfaces, I maintain modular and flexible architectures.
I integrate structured logging with tools like Slug and visualize system health and metrics using Grafana dashboards fed by exported logs and telemetry.
My development workflow naturally incorporates test coverage, tracing, and robust error reporting.
I write code adhering strictly to SOLID principles and the Open/Closed Principle, always considering operational monitoring and debugging from the very start.
I build functional user interfaces emphasizing simple DOM manipulation and anchor boosting.
I favor object-oriented structures over React's functional paradigms, which can often lead to complex, hard-to-test codebases.
My frontend solutions prioritize clarity, maintainability, and ease of verification.
Innovation is key to improvement — without reinventing the wheel, better wheels wouldn’t exist.
From initial requirements to deployment and maintenance, I design and implement complete solutions focused on scalability, observability, and maintainability.
I collaborate with teams to foster technical ownership and establish long-term, sustainable structures.
I develop small, focused services with clearly defined responsibilities—such as logging, security, or business logic.
By emphasizing modularity and low coupling, I reduce complexity and enhance maintainability across systems.
- Languages & Frameworks: Go (Golang), TypeScript, JavaScript, ESBuild
- Templating: HTML, GoHTML templating
- Databases: MySQL
- Containerization & Orchestration: Docker, Kubernetes
- Build & Automation: Makefile, Shell scripting, yml, os.env
- Logging & Monitoring: Structured logging (Slug), Grafana
- IDEs & Tools: GoLand, IntelliJ, DataGrip
- Project Management: GitHub Projects, Jira, Confluence
- AI: Jetbrains AI, Junie AI Agent, Chatgpt 5.0
Interested in software craftsmanship, system design, or development philosophy?
Feel free to reach out—I'm always open for a technical discussion or collaboration.
“Clean, simple, and maintainable code isn’t a goal — it’s a habit.”
Hired by dao (Dansk Avis Omdeling A/S) to maintain their existing PHP systems and develop some new ones in Java
Feel free to contribute to the repositories that are public