Tag: code-and-tech
All the articles with the tag "code-and-tech".
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Rescued by Pebble
I had a Pebble Steel watch for over a year now, but never took the time to put together an app or a watchface for it. Recently, I started testing RescueTime…
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Logitech Anywhere MX switch fixes, like an amateur
If you own one of these beauties, then get ready for some switches trouble. Don't get me wrong, I <3 this mouse, I have two (one for work, one for home),…
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More on the Rackspace Cloud Files action for Dropzone 3 and extras
Not so long ago, I released my first Dropzone 3 action and of course, I wrote about it on my blog!
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Rackspace Cloud Files action for Dropzone 3
Dropzone is a Mac OS X app which sits in the menu bar and that allows you to configure a series of actions. You can add these actions in a grid that is…
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Joy of Coding 2014
Yesterday I spent the entire day at the Joy of Coding conference, in Rotterdam. From my point of view, it was an example of how a coding conference should…
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AsciiDoc writing
I started a little while ago to write a book. Yeah, I know, who would have thought, right? But that's besides the point.
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holder.js, a handy image placeholder generator
Sometimes when you're prototyping a new website or a new page, you would like to add a image placeholder, just to see how things fall into place.
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Mobile publishing with Octopress and RaspberryPi
A few weeks ago scriptogr.am decided to suddenly change how their Markdown processor worked, making any HTML embedded in the Markdown posts worthless, among…
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Time traveling with the Java Calendar
Playing with time in Java can be a tricky thing. Here's what happens when you use the Calendar class to make a trip back in time and back again:
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Type erasure and some Java bytecode
If you've worked with Java for a while, I'm sure you've heard about one of the things that Java does at compile time: type erasure. But you don't have to…