Revolutionizing handball with data. Building analytics and management tools for teams. Together with @Nicklas and @Eirik
Martin Kulvedrøsten Myhre
Fullstack developer and Entrepreneur
martin@portfolio:~$ whoami
martin@portfolio:~$ ls ./current-focus
class MartinKulvedrøstenMyhre implements Developer {
name = "Martin Kulvedrøsten Myhre";
location = "Hamar, Norway🇳🇴";
role = "Fullstack developer and Entrepreneur";
stack = [".NET", "Typescript", "Golang", "Rust"];
getCurrentWork(): WorkInfo {
return {
company: "Crayon Consulting AS",
position: "Consultant",
stack: ["Optimizely", "Next.js", ".NET", "React & Next.js"]
};
}
getVentures(): Venture[] {
return [
{
name: "Readplay AS",
type: "Startup",
description: "Revolutionizing handball with data. Building analytics and management tools for teams. Together with @Nicklas and @Eirik",
roles: ["Founder", "CEO"]
},
{
name: "Limeyfy AS",
type: "IT Company",
description: "Creating reliable websites for a friendly price to small and medium sized companies. Design and development, and everything from devops to security. Contact me at mkm@limeyfy.no if you ever need help with your website.",
roles: ["Founder", "CEO", "Main developer"]
}
];
}
getPassion(): string {
return "Designing and shipping high-quality software";
}
} About
Full-stack developer with an architecture mindset and a bias for shipping.
Current role
Consultant at Crayon Consulting AS
Building web platforms with Optimizely and Next.js. Working across the entire stack - from frontend React/Next.js to backend .NET, Optimizely and DevOps.
Ventures
Creating reliable websites for a friendly price to small and medium sized companies. Design and development, and everything from devops to security. Contact me at mkm@limeyfy.no if you ever need help with your website.
Quick Facts
- - Based in Hamar, Norway🇳🇴
- - Consultant @ Crayon Consulting AS
- - Core stack: .NET, Typescript, Golang, Rust
- - Active ventures: 2
Tech Arsenal
// A practical toolkit across frontend, backend, and cloud
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Blog
// Notes on engineering, architecture, and product delivery
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Work & Projects
// Ongoing work and ventures, with measurable outcomes when available
Crayon Consulting AS
Consultant
Building web platforms with Optimizely and Next.js. Working across the entire stack - from frontend React/Next.js to backend .NET, Optimizely and DevOps.
Limeyfy AS
Founder, CEO, Main developer
Creating reliable websites for a friendly price to small and medium sized companies. Design and development, and everything from devops to security. Contact me at mkm@limeyfy.no if you ever need help with your website.