Last year I started working on SlothCMS, it’s still in progress but it’s completely different project than when it started.
Lessons from biting more than I can chew
TC39 proposals which make me excited about JavaScript
As someone who geeks out about new features in HTML and CSS I have to say that there are interesting things coming our way in JavaScript, plain old Vanilla JavaScript.
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GDP and life expectancy visualization
To solidify what I’ve learned so far in a Udemy course I’ve decided to write about a visualization of changes in GDP and life expectancy and since I am a bit of rebel I did couple of changes that weren’t initially in the assignment but sounded interesting.
What makes me tick?
After seven months at a job I am ready for some soul searching because this is the first time working in enterprise environment. Let’s be clear, money isn’t my main motivator although getting paid what I am worth is important. This post is about the work itself. (Disclaimer: This is not a critique of my employer.) Continue reading “What makes me tick?”
Network Information API
If you have been around me for a while you might have noticed that I am a huge fan of Network Information API. I fell in love with it because I used to travel a lot, even before the Crazy year of 2016. On trains there isn’t usually fast internet and there are places where connection is pretty much non-existent. Here comes Network Information API to the rescue, sort of. Continue reading “Network Information API”
New information, new paths
In one of the recent posts I made a statement which was incorrect. It was about frameworks and the possibility to break links. At that time I didn’t have enough information. Continue reading “New information, new paths”
Using technology before it’s ready
Like any WordPress geek these days I am excited about WP REST API and want to use it as soon as possible, preferably sooner. Unfortunately there is a limit to what I can use at the moment and not everything is perfect. Like those windmills, slow and steady approach may be better. Continue reading “Using technology before it’s ready”