Hugo

Blog posts and open-source work

About

Hugo

  • Co-owner & Business director
  • hugo@tweedegolf.com

Hugo is Tweede golf's first point of contact for the outside world, responsible for business development, sales and hiring.

He studied Mathematics (BSc) and Finance (MSc, cum laude) and worked as a developer for 5 years before becoming a co-owner.

Apart from his work, he also likes to be outside, to run a trail or climb beautiful routes when on holiday with his business partner Marlon.

Last November, we announced that our open-source Rust implementation of the latest version of the Open Automated Demand Response (OpenADR) standard had officially joined the Linux Energy Foundation’s OpenLEADR project. Today, we’re excited to share some of the early traction we’re seeing, outline our future plans, and invite your support in shaping what’s next.
OpenLEADR development is ramping up again with a new Rust implementation of OpenADR 3.0 becoming part of the OpenLEADR project.
Will Rust still exist, and have proper support, 10, 20 or even 30 years from now? We’ve been asked this question multiple times in the last year. It is a fair question, as adopting any new technology requires an investment and comes with uncertainties, one of them being the durability of the technology. This article explains why we expect Rust to stand the test of time.