Angular
Working with models in Angular
How to implement models in Angular.
Angular
Uploading files in Angular (2/4) to a REST api
A tutorial about how to upload files in Angular.
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Ghost
Installing Ghost 1.0 (without ghost-cli)
Ghost docs mainly explain how to install Ghost with the Ghost CLI, which requires root access. In case you don't have root access it's still pretty simple to install Ghost.
Linux
Switching from Windows to Linux
I've used Windows for nearly my entire life - even for development. But let's be honest: not switchting earlier wasn't the smartest thing I've ever done.
PHP
Logging events to database in Symfony
A guide on how to log events to Symfony using the Monolog logger libarary.
WordPress
Not maintaining my WordPress theme, Gitsta, anymore
WordPress.org has finally made it: I'm no longer maintaing my WordPress theme. I'm sick of battling against stupid rules and non consistent reviewers. TL;DR: Fuck you, wordpress.org.
Angular
AngularJS with Babel in SailsJS
Using Babel with Sails enables modern features like "real" classes or inheritance. I really like these things more than exporting modules and implementing them is kinda simple.
CoffeeScript
A technological misery: my problem with CoffeeScript today
Why I've turned back on CoffeeScript.
Personal
Twenty six
One of the shittiest years I've ever witnessed is finally over.
Node.js
Flaws of the Waterline ORM
Sails uses its own ORM called Waterline. But even though I do really like Sails I'm actually not liking its ORM - let me explain why.
User experience
Realtime is not always good
Updating components in real time is not always as good as you may think; they might be confusing for the user, leading to a bad user experience.
Personal
Summer!
My harsher times are over for now - and, totally in time, summer has finally arrived!
Node.js
Realtime feed with Sails, Angular and SocketIO
How to implement a realtime feed in Angular on the frontend and Sails and Socket.IO on the backend.
WordPress
Why I'm not the biggest WordPress fan
Everytime someone tries to convince me that WordPress is not that bad I beg to differ. Here's why.
Personal
Why so... silent?
Harsh times have come, with many surgeries, pain and even more required patience.