Exploring the options we have as developers to retrieve a large dataset. We will go through the process of finding the data we need, and then write the code to make that date ours in a format we can use.

It's good practice to force either www or non-www for your website. But how do you redirect your traffic properly using Express?

When you have an idea for a webapp it's easy to get lost into neat little features. But do you need all of them straight away? How do you define your Minimal Viable Product

Boilerplate apps are great. They let you get your next project up and running quickly, and usually provide some form of structure you can follow. But the best boilerplate app is the one you code yourself.

I have been a big fan of the .vue files, but I wanted to use them in a traditional non-SPA site. Luckily, you can!

I always wanted to toy around with an image recognition library but it always felt kinda daunting. Today we'll explore this together to detect license plates.

We usually focus on getting the homepage Pagespeed to 90+, but what about the rest of the pages? I made a tool to help with this.

How to sort your site.tags alphabetically in your Jekyll blog

Maintaining a local server for your projects can become cumbersome and can cause conflicts with your co-workers. Streamlining this with Docker makes sure everyone is in on the same page.

Inside React Native you can use the PanResponder to recognise multi-touch gestures as well as swipes and other touches that make native apps feel snappy and intuitive. But getting it up and running can feel daunting and borderline black magic. In this post I'll try and guide you through the process, hopefully demystifying it a bit and get you on track to awesomeness.