
Software Spotlight: Husky, git hooks made easy
Husky is a small npm package which makes it easy to create and share git hooks by simply adding them to your package.json.
Husky is a small npm package which makes it easy to create and share git hooks by simply adding them to your package.json.
TypeScript is incredibly powerful and some things may not be obvious at first. Here's a list of some tips which may be able to improve your architecture!
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After weeks of work it's finally done: my first Gatsby theme, based on my blog - called Nehalem.
How to implement a reading progress bar for your posts in React.
A quick guide on how to authenticate against PHP with cURL or Postman.
Associative PHP arrays can be kinda confusing when consumed via REST in a TypeScript apps. But by introducing a new type we could easily handle them.
After weeks of hard work it's finally done: the new nehalist.io - powered by Gatsby and Ghost.
I'm using the Ghost blogging platform for more than four years now - and I don't like it anymore. Here's why.
An updated guide on how to implement Models in Angular 7.
A guide on how to use TypeScript decorators to make routing in MVC frameworks (like expressjs) easier and more enjoyable.
Reviewing my Sony WH-1000XM3 - why I love them, how they perform in my daily life and if you should get them.
A guide on how to configure PhpStorm to test Symfony applications and the benefits of using the testing utilities within your IDE.
One of the first things most developers learn when starting programming are if/else conditions - but you can actually omit the "else" branch most of the time.
A review about my Dell XPS 15 9570 i9 2018.
Handling array parameters in PHP can be kind of a pain. By abstracting our arrays we can simply map them to models and make our life a lot easier.