Nobody can wall that off behind a paywall.
Nobody can put a popup over your stuff and say “Don’t look at the content right now. It’s so much better if you login!”.
A few weeks ago I set out to write a blog post about technical debt and the complexities of getting rid of it, or some of it, when you work for a company.
My blog is built with Hugo. Every blog I ever had was built with a static site generator or a file based CMS. I love static site generators, they make content management simple, they are secure and it’s fun to build websites with…
Salary negotiations at the start of a job always feel somewhat like a war to me.
Each party is trying to get on higher ground to get the tactical advantage over the other.
Just Fucking Ship by the most excellent Amy Hoy is a great book. It’s about how to bootstrap and ship any (side-)project.
The most valuable part of the book for me personally was how she describes outlining a blog…
Whenever I use git rebase -i to squash commits, Git opens the squasher (that’s how I just named the text view for the interactive rebase) in VIM.
git rebase -i
Jan and I had the distinct honor to guest on the JS Party podcast last week to talk about Nested Loops. First of all it was a really great experience to be a guest on there. The Changelog family of podcasts are very professionally run and it was a great pleasure to…
We are using some internal libraries at work that are not very well documented. As a result it is really difficult and time-intensive to onboard onto the project. It became clear to me that not having good documentation can come at a very high cost when it…
