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Blog by Mikkel Flindt Heisterberg about everything and nothing – mostly appdev stuff…

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This is the blog for Mikkel Flindt Heisterberg about everything and nothing. More detailed info about me, incl. bio, can be found on the about me page. Please also read the disclaimer.

All views and opinions on this blog are definitely my own and does not necessarily reflect those of my employer.

Recent Posts

  • Using Heroku Postgres from local development setup
  • Populating the user object with passport.js and Salesforce OAuth
  • Dark Mode in Salesforce with the Lightning Extension
  • kafka-node with Heroku Kafka
  • Yet another reason for using Platform as a Service (PaaS)

Recent Comments

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A must see. Nerdy as hell but man it’s funny!! Java 4-Ever Trailer

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