Sorry to say that this might be a waste of your time if you care about IE. If you don’t, first I love you, second let’s do it! Form validation in React is a hot topic. Some people think it’s a pain in the neck. Some people think it’s easy. Some people think it’s indeed […]
Running a local HTTPS server can be pain in the neck. You have to create your own certificates, add them as trusted etc. You know the deal. Using tunnels, at least the freely-available choices, isn’t the best experience either, they create a different URL everytime, they can get really slow, and 3rd parties will have […]
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An epitome of code kindness Introduction There is this fascinating idea that hasn’t left me for years now, that software developers, with all their prejudices, biases, and humanness in general, shape the world around us. Think about it. Software, just like music, is an intangible good. It’s not wine or chocolate where raw materials can limit […]
The social, the efficiency and the health factors A little intro It’s been a little more than a year since I joined Starcounter. Working full-time as a Javascript developer mostly on Palindrom, JSONPatcherProxy, and fast-json-patch. All the team I work with is in the same timezone. We use Github, Slack and Google Hangouts for meetings. Worth mentioning that I […]