Blog archive

• 9 Mar 2019
• 1 min read

Yep, I made another thing in JavaScript for the course I'm doing. This one's a bit more basic, but really it's more of cutting my teeth…

• dev
• javascript
• projects

• 9 Mar 2019
• 1 min read

The more time I spend coding the more time I find myself researching solutions to workflow problems I've never had before. Copy and paste…

• dev
• process
• tools

• 7 Mar 2019
• 2 min read

Today I learned the difference between the on("click") and click() methods in jQuery. click() only adds listeners for existing elements, so…

• dev
• javascript
• tools

• 5 Mar 2019
• 1 min read

Recent reading leads me to think my text editor of choice (Atom) might not be the best solution for my current needs. To that end, I'm…

• dev
• javascript
• tools

• 4 Mar 2019
• 1 min read

This JavaScript thing is really catching on eh? As the name suggests, "the state of JavaScript" survey gives a snapshot view of JavaScript…

• dev
• geekpulp
• javascript
• tools

• 3 Mar 2019
• 1 min read

When you're working on a JavaScript (JS) app you'll create loads of functions and variables. By default in JS, there is no namespacing so…

• dev
• javascript

• 2 Mar 2019
• 1 min read

One of the things I love about modern text editors is code snippets. Coding tends to involve repetition, code snippets can really help cut…

• dev
• tools

• 28 Feb 2019
• 1 min read

One thing I notice about jQuery is how it simplifies common tasks. A good example is something you do all the time with JavaScript, select…

• dev
• javascript

• 27 Feb 2019
• 1 min read

Today I was reading the 2018 stack overflow developer survey and boy was it an interesting read. There are loads of insights into the…

• dev
• javascript
• tools

• 25 Feb 2019
• 1 min read

Whatever your text editor of choice (I just can't quit you Atom) there is a wide range of plugins to enhance its capabilities. One such…

• dev