Usually we don't take code organisation and architectural discipline seriously when writing stylesheets, because it's "just CSS". But over time, when your product grows, things get ugly. Changes

This article has originally been published on my blog. Poster image by REDBUBBLE. The notion of first-class functions can be somewhat puzzling for those who are just starting with JavaScript, especially

Originally published on my blog. A few weeks ago I decided to pick up Nix. It's a lovely concept: describe environments / Linux systems in an immutable, functional manner. Although Docker solves the

This post was originally published on my blog on 2015-08-28. It's quite a common use case that you need more types of constructors for your class, like copy constructors, or creating an instance from a

This post was originally published on my blog at 2015-08-25. Webkit (and Blink) includes a limitation on mobile, that calling HTMLMediaElement#play has no effect unless it was initiated by user interaction.

This post was originally published on my blog on 2015-08-24. Web is evolving, which is a good thing. Unsurprisingly, it's evolving in it's good ol' webby way paved with polyfills, transpilers and conflicting

This article has originally been published on my blog. We hear a lot about how passwords are insecure, and should not be used alone for authentication. They are hard to remember, so users are tempted to

This post has originally been published on my blog. This post is the continuation of my previous about key derivation. So we already know how to create an huge amount of wallets using a recovery seed or

This post was originally published on my blog. If you are using Bitcoin regularly, you may have noticed that modern wallets let you create multiple accounts with the same recovery seed and they create

This article has originally been published on my blog. Angular has always put an emphasis on automated testing. Angular 2 continues this tradition - the question testing is ubiquitous, both the core design

This post was originally published on my blog. If you're unlucky enough to have to support non-flexbox-capable browsers, I'm pretty sure you had nightmares about vertical alignment. It's the most ridiculously

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I'm reposting this from my blog, originally published at June 26, 2016. If you visited this site more than once in the past year, you might notice that it started redirecting to a weird path, like this: