Alwins Interesse an Computern stellte sich gerade noch vor der Berufswahl in der Sekundarschule ein. Und so dachte er: "Informatiker, das wär's". Mit Glück hat er damals in Fribourg eine Lehrstelle gefunden (natürlich in französisch ;) ). Ihm gefãllt die Zusammenarbeit mit Kunden um passende Lösungen für komplexe Problemstellungen zu finden, was er gleichermassen herausfordernd und spannend findet.

Ihm gefällt bei Tegonal, dass wir die Freiheit und die Verantwortung im Team planen, entscheiden und aufeinander Acht geben. Er versucht immer wieder Inputs von aussen ans Team weiter zu geben und in unsere Entscheidungsfindung einfliessen zu lassen.

In seiner Freizeit engagiert er sich bei der Wohnbaugenossenschaft Warmbächli und der "Tour de Lorraine". Das Velo begleitet ihn nicht nur auf dem Weg ins Büro, sondern auch auf Alpen und Berge.

Alwin's interest in computers emerged just before he chose a career in secondary school. And so he thought: "Computer scientist, that would be it". With luck he found an apprenticeship in Fribourg (in French of course ;) ). He enjoys working with customers to find solutions to complex problems, which he finds both challenging and exciting.

What he likes about Tegonal is that we have the freedom and responsibility to plan, decide and take care of each other as a team. He always tries to pass on input from outside to the team and let it flow into our decision making. In his free time, he is involved in the Warmbächli housing cooperative and the "Tour de Lorraine". His bike accompanies him not only to the office, but also to the Alps and mountains.

Keeping track of your To-Do’s

Seine To-Do’s im Griff behalten

One activity in our Open Source Week was to Open Source a simple helper we use everyday and wrap it in a way it can be integrated with no effort in all of our projects and also by any other interested person:

For quite some time now we use some small scripts helping us to maintain code quality. Those are executed within the build pipeline either after every commit or less often on pull-requests for example.

. The first job we integrated finds and classifies ⁄⁄TODO entries. You might want a build to fail if there still is an ⁄⁄TODO #118entry on the pull-request completing issue number #118. Simple and yet powerful!

We embedded the job in an Docker container which makes it possible to easily integrate it within your build pipeline. We provide examples for GitLab CI/CD and for GitHub Actions. It is registered as a GitHub Action on the 

Not all functionality has been open sourced yet. So stay tuned for more features such as the possibility to add a comment to the pull/merge-request listing the To-Do`s.

One activity in our Open Source Week was to Open Source a simple helper we use everyday and wrap it in a way it can be integrated with no effort in all of our projects and also by any other interested person.