My latest articles, what's on my mind lately
Talking about ES2015: the let and const keywords
Aug 16, 2015 • 6 mins read
Discover the power of the let and const keywords in ES2015. Learn how let introduces block scope variables, preventing access outside their scope, while const declares constants with unchangeable values. Explore the differences between var and let, and master the art of scoping in JavaScript.
Back in the web game
Aug 7, 2015 • 2 mins read
After a hiatus, I'm back into web development, excited about the advancements in the industry. With ES2015 (ES6), ASP.NET 5, and an array of JavaScript libraries, the blog will focus on exploring these technologies and sharing insights to assist fellow learners.
Publishing a website using Octopress and GitHub Pages from a new computer
Sep 3, 2013 • 2 mins read
This article provides a step-by-step guide on how to publish a website using Octopress and GitHub Pages. It specifically addresses the issue of deploying updates to the site after cloning the repository on a new machine, offering a solution involving a force push.
Installing a development machine with two commands
Aug 25, 2013 • 3 mins read
This article shares a script that automates the installation and configuration of essential applications on a development machine. By utilizing PowerShell and Chocolatey package manager, you can easily set up tools like Git, Ruby, Node.js, editors, browsers, and more with just two commands.
It's just a mess if you let it. Single responsibility with JavaScript
Jul 30, 2013 • 7 mins read
This article highlights the importance of applying the single responsibility principle in JavaScript code to avoid spaghetti code. Through code examples, the author demonstrates how to refactor a shopping cart script into well-structured, maintainable code with clear responsibilities using functions and separation of concerns.