Articles
Frontend Builds 2 - readable and pluggable Gulp files
Learn how to build composible Gulpfiles in the second part of the series on frontend builds
Frontend Builds 1 - Getting started
Frontend build series introduction
Kill all humans! No not really, this post is the introduction for the Frontend Build article series. It'll explain how to automate critical steps when building Frontend applications.
Chromebook review / Chrome App Model
I bought a Chromebook because I want to dig a bit deeper into the Chrome App Model from a developers perspective. Check out what happened...
On the move โ Goodbye SharePoint
After many years I'll finally leave the SharePoint business. In this article I'm sharing some of the reasons.
Automate everything โ A journey from GitHub over Codeship to Docker on Azure
Learn how to connect a GitHub repository with Microsoft Azure using Codeship to realize a CI / CD pipeline for web applications using Docker images.
When Electron's window.setTitle keeps you driving crazy
When you start your Electron App, the title of the main window may flash. Read this article and learn how to prevent title flashing
Packaging Electron apps as ASAR archive using Gulp.js
Do you want to ship Electorn Apps to your customers? Then you should always package application insights as ASAR. Learn how to get that done with Gulp.js
Writing an Electron app using Angular and ES6
Learn how to create a cross-platform desktop application for Windows, Linux and macOS based on GitHub Electron, Angular.JS and JavaScript. In this tutorial, the JS code will be transpiled using Babel and dynamic module loading is implemented with SystemJS.
Managing Node.js and io.js with NVM
Are you using Node.js or io.js? If so, you should know NVM, the Node Version Manager. This article explains how to get started with NVM and how to use it on a daily basis.
Developer presentations using reveal.js
Are you speaking at user groups or conferences? As a developer we would love to code our presentations. With reveal.js you can finally do it. Read this article and get started with Presentations as Code (PaC)