Development

svelte is one of the newer JavaScript-Frameworks out there. Although I do not tend to jump on the hype train, the “compile time” approach svelte uses is really promising referring to performance and size. Here is how to start a project with TypeScript, Routes and SCSS…

Creating a fork on github is the default way of submitting pull requests or perform off the shelf changes. If you would like to re-integrate the updates from an upstream repository, this is sometimes a bit tricky. Here is how to do this.

If you must encrypt in the browser, JavaScript with Web Crypto API is an option. If you need to decrypt the results in a different language, it takes some time to find out how. Here’s one approach with AES-GCM.

Software development is a complex task and today it is characterized by the use of third-party libraries and frameworks. Unfortunately learning to use them may not be the best way to improve as a programmer. So what to do instead?

Here’s a cheatsheet for shell scripting including some tips and tricks, where and how to use it.

Markdown is an easy way to write formatted and structured content in a simple text editor. It converts easily to various formats, such as HTML and is often used to publish github project documentation in form of a README.md. Here is my personal cheatsheet.

In the last years I came across some really useful HTML and CSS tricks, I find really useful and that I would like to share with you.