Today was another of those weekend days where I start out on a project I wanted to continue on and magically discover some vim feature which I then have to follow all the way into the rabbit hole. Today one of those was vimwiki.

I recently came upon a collection of neat things you can do in the terminal on stackoverflow.

So you decided to write some C/C++ and you want to do so on your Mac since you like the gestures and/or other niceties that a Linux distro can't give you?

Sometimes you have a module installed locally that happens to have the same name as a core module. As an example you may have a module called util.

I recently created scriptie-talkie, a tool designed to make learning, writing and debugging JavaScript as interactive and fast as possible.

If you want to find out how the second option works, read on.

You may have noticed that Remy Sharp never has to leave devtools, or have watched addy osmani improving productivity with chrome dev tools.

Especially when working with serverside javascript, there are a lot of cases where we need to perform a set of asynchronous tasks, and call back with a result when all are done.

Streams are the number one topic in the nodejs community this year, so I decided to get a better understanding of what everybody is talking about by reading through one of the most cited libraries related to streams.

Dog is a markdown based blogging engine, powered by nodejs.

In order to include a globally installed library via -L it helps to know how to find its include path, and this post shows how to find it quickly.

I recently helped to add source map support to browserify version 2 and will outline in this post, what source maps are, how to use them with browserify and how the support was added.

Today I went through the rust wasm tutorial and learned a bunch especially regarding performance via this section.