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Software Development November 8, 2016

Don’t Blindly Trust Premium Products

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Want to read some rant on poorly written premium stuff? Go ahead then…

Software Development November 4, 2016

Adorable Avatars for WordPress

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Are you looking for a WordPress plugin that integrates with the Adorable Avatars avatar placeholder service? Look no further. This is it.

Personal November 1, 2016

WordCamp Cologne 2016: Recap

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A WordCamp is not over until you blog about it. So, here is my recap post of WordCamp Cologne 2016 that just happened as a true BarCamp.

Personal October 27, 2016

What to Expect from the “Music” Part

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In this blog, I will also be writing about music, amongst other things. This post gives further details on what to expect.

Software Development October 15, 2016

WordPress REST API Content Endpoints

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Helen Hou-Sandí, WordPress 4.7 release lead, wants to evaluate the usefulness of the current WordPress REST API merge proposal. This is my opinion on this.

Software Development October 12, 2016

Yarn: Yet Another … Package Manager

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Facebook open sourced Yarn, a new dependency manager for JavaScript. This post includes everything relevant I read about it.

Software Development October 10, 2016

Using ESLint for WordPress Projects

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Want to know (and improve) the quality of the JavaScript code in your WordPress projects? Use ESLint for this, and respect the WordPress Coding Standards.

Music October 3, 2016

Played On Pepper

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Learn about how I got to know my favorite studio album…

Personal October 2, 2016

Hello Web

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When I registered this domain I also set up this WordPress install. And I had the plan to start a blog. Doing this, however, was harder than I thought.