Jon PitcherellaAdding a new build notification to an Ember applicationContinuous deployment of your Ember app is great; users with stale builds isn’t as great. Let’s take a look at building a new build…Sep 26, 2018Sep 26, 2018
Jon PitcherellaTurning My Jekyll Blog Into a Progressive Web ApplicationIn recent years, web technologies have started to catch up to mobile devices in terms of offering a first-class mobile experience. Here’s a…Jan 9, 2018Jan 9, 2018
Jon PitcherellaBuilding a Coffee BotI didn’t choose the mug life, the mug life chose me.Apr 30, 2017Apr 30, 2017
Jon PitcherellaDanger Brewing: The JavaScript Powered Kegerator — Part 2 — Build OverviewAs mentioned in the overview, there are lots of ways to go about this build. For example, do a Google search for keezer, coffin keezer or…Jan 2, 2017Jan 2, 2017
Jon PitcherellaDanger Brewing: The JavaScript Powered Kegerator — Part 3 — Tech OverviewAs mentioned in the overview, there were a lot of ways I could have went about this build. For example:Jan 2, 2017Jan 2, 2017
Jon PitcherellaDanger Brewing: The JavaScript Powered Kegerator — Part 1This is a story about a completely unnecessary, over-engineered appliance that dispenses beer, has its own web application and reports data…Jan 1, 2017Jan 1, 2017
Jon PitcherellaLocalization Is Hard: Here’s How We Solved ItLocalization is hard because language is hard. What makes localization especially challenging is that words and sentences can’t be…Aug 28, 2016Aug 28, 2016
Jon PitcherellaWrite Better Ember TestsIf you’re not testing your code, well, you’ve got some nerve. For the rest of us rational people, let’s look at some basic tips for writing…Jul 27, 20163Jul 27, 20163
Jon PitcherellaEmber ThemingTheming a web application typically involves swapping out stylesheets or moving CSS classes around. But what if you have a single page…Apr 2, 20161Apr 2, 20161
Jon PitcherellaNobody is Going to Steal Your Dumb IdeaHey, you make apps, right?Jan 24, 20161Jan 24, 20161
