December 4, 2022
Build a Personal Website With Astro and Tailwind
Astro and Tailwind is the perfect tools to use when building your own personal website. You get an awesome developer experience and high performance at the same time.
Read moreAstro and Tailwind is the perfect tools to use when building your own personal website. You get an awesome developer experience and high performance at the same time.
Read moreIn this article I will give you an introduction to NextJS. What is NextJS and what problems does it solve? Learn about the React framework for production.
Read moreBeing a junior developer can be confusing. There are so many things to learn. In this article I give some insights on what mindset you should have going forward.
Read moreLazy loading components and images are more crucial to performance than ever. Learn how you can achieve great improvements with little effort in this short walkthrough.
Read moreMeta data is an essential part of your website. Learn what meta data is how you can work with it in a Nuxt application. We also take a sneak peak at the useMeta helper coming in Nuxt 3.
Read moreUnderstand when and how to use the Vue shorthand syntax for v-bind, v-on and v-slot directives. A handy helper to avoid repetitive code.
Read moreIn this article I will show you how to get started with Vuex in a Nuxt application and how to use the store in your components and pages.
Read moreIn this article I will explain what a component library is and why you should use one. It also covers common concepts and misunderstandings.
Read moreLearn how to make your code cleaner and how to improve your developer experience when working with axios in a Nuxt application.
Read moreMy team recently had an acitivity were we separately read an article about pair programming and later had a sessions where we shared reflections and thoughts. We agreed on a list of things we wanted to try out. This is my reflections on this event.
Read moreI think the best way to learn things is to teach. Despite that, I'm not very good at teaching in public. To share my own experiences and learnings along the way. This post acts as my starting point to enable that.
Read moreDuring the last couple of years I've been working with different developers and many of them on a quite junior level. I’ve found some factors and behaviours that I think all junior developers would benefit from practicing.
Read moreThis weekend I was part of hosting a packed day of coding, playing and laughing. The company I work for, hosted a code camp for kids where 25 kids in the ages 7-11 came to learn the basics of programming.
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