Community Profile of the June – #MSBuild edition of Microsoft 365 Developer Newsletter
Wow, I’ve been featured in the Microsoft 365 Developer newsletter 🙂
| 1. What is the coolest Microsoft 365 developer feature for you? Hard question, I love the core idea of making Microsoft 365 development as easy and accessible for everyone as possible, which leads to great products and documentation and attracts a community which breathes sharing is caring. My personal gamechanger were playgrounds like the Adaptive Cards Designer or the MGT Playground and I love my free DEV tenant. |
| 2. What school did you graduate from? I graduated from Humboldt University in Berlin with a Master degree in Business Communications |
| 3. What’s your favorite city to live in? I love my hometown Duesseldorf, where I usually live. Currently, I am staying in Belgium on the countryside, which is also lovely. |
| 4. What did you want to be when you were a kid? As a kid I had every day 3 new ideas what I wanted to become 🙂 |
| 5. Which words or phrases do you most over-use? In sessions, I tend to say “soooo” :-). |
| 6. Which talent would you most like to have? I would love to be able to orientate myself better. I can easily get lost in a grocery store ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ |
| 7. Where would you most like to live? I want to live with my beloved ones, like to travel (I really miss that) and love coming home again. |
| 8. What is your most treasured possession? I don’t really like having a lot of stuff, because that seeks my time, attention, focus and energy. But I really love my piano, an old box with photos and some LEGO. |
| 9.What is your most marked characteristic? Curiosity and empathy |
| 10. Spaces or tabs? Tabs. Unless I’d work in team in which they work with Spaces. |
My name is
Luise Freese
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