Or: Help! I am drowning in knowledge — A few years ago you had people that knew everything there was to know about the web and the technologies that power it. Everything! Now though, the amount of new knowledge in the form of frameworks, tools, practices, languages and skills are growing out of control. …

Ready for a change of scenery? — As a long time Sublime Text 2 user I could never get to grips with other editors. …

Escaping the dynamic content pitfalls Building great and unique websites/web apps where the content is managed by the Client comes with many challenges. With the now de-facto responsive website allowing for user-entered content is even harder. For some projects, the benefits a CMS can bring outweighs these extra complexities, but…

Part 1/2: What is it? Where did it come from and how to stop it from happening. There is an ancient evil haunting all workplaces. It’s known as legacy code. It’s the stuff of nightmares. The kind of thing that sucks the life out of any developer and kills careers…

A crazy attempt at predicting the unpredictable The other night i couldn’t sleep and did what i usually do, think of something really complex that just knocks me out. This time though, i didn’t think about the usual stuff like “where is the universe?” or “are we all in a…

Creating a smooth scrolling experience Over the last few months I've worked on a few different interactive case studies. I guess what you’d call Parallax sites. The kind of page where things move around as you scroll. …

What I have learned: Abridged version Part 1 of x I've been learning Angular for a while now. Although there’s still some parts of Angular development i have yet to fully master, I wanted to compile my current knowledge in a quick-read format. I’m writing this post mainly to learn — as I find documenting a great way to memorize…