Some time ago we got a foosball table in our office. We wanted to keep track of progress and statistics - and since spreadsheets are kinda tedious, I created a simple app for tracking player progress and match statistics: Hilde.
More than two years ago I've written a post about why I don't like Ghost anymore - but I'm still using it. Time to re-review it!
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I've spent two years on a side project which is slowly coming to an end - time to get back to my blog!
Last year I started my biggest project yet - ilox, a free Twitter product stock tracking bot. Here's what happened.
Long time no see. It has been some wild weeks - and I'm not just talking about the world encountering a pandemic. Let's talk about... everything.
My latest blog update is fairly small - but required a shitload of work. Not because it's so fancy, but because I went for a serious case of over-engineering.
Mocking Hans is a tool for creating fake APIs, supporting multi port usage, various protocols like HTTP or GraphQL and more.
Choosing the right foundation for your project is an essential part of creating something sustainable. Let's talk about my favorite tools and conventions when it comes to setting up a new project!
I've finally reached the last chapter before leaving my twenties. It's been a decent year with kind of a pinnacle at the end - let's take a quick look back.
Quick guide on how to do multiple HTTP requests in Angular - either sequentially or in parallel.
A guide on how to use GitHub actions for building and deploying your static sites built with Gatsby.
tmux is a terminal multiplexer which allows for multiple sessions, tabs and even panes within the same terminal.
A quick guide on how to embed Commento (or most self-hosted commenting systems) into your Gatsby site / React app.
I've finally switched from the Disqus commenting system to a self hosted Commento. Let's take a look at why I've ditched Disqus and decided for Commento.
Detailed insights about how my programming blog performs, how much money it generates and how I prefer to create content.