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Devices to surf the internet with are getting faster every year. That’s good news for frontend developers, because it allows them to add more interactivity in the browser using JavaScript. This blog post will help you optimise the performance of your website, while keeping those bells and whistles.

A challenging project for a client called for some workflow optimisations. Different teams needed to work together on different parts of the project at the same time. By using Component Driven Development we managed to work on frontend components while the website was still in development.

The glory days of Internet Explorer are in the past, with many great alternatives available. In web development, browser support is a major concern. Internet Explorer has been the cause of many problems in developing clean, fast online platforms, so we are happy to finally drop it from our supported browser list. Here are 5 reasons why.

Storybook is a tool for organizing UI components and an alternative to PatternLab, another design system which is more opiniated towards atomic design. Both systems can be used to independently design and create components and integrate them into Drupal but Storybook has some interesting features.

Mastering responsive font sizes for websites has never been easy. There was no automated way to control all your font sizes for all possible screen widths. That has now changed.

For a while now we've been looking for a competent alternative to compete with Drupal. When a client requests a Content Management System (CMS), our go-to-technology has always been Drupal. Lately, however, we've had a growing need for a custom CMS solution.

So you came here to save a kitten? That's wonderful, but the real reason we're both here is to talk about clean code. In this blog post I'll be sharing some of my personal experiences and tips. But before we dive into the tips and tricks part, let's talk about what we, as developers, do and why we do it. 

Whether you are using MySQL, MongoDB or another data store, you will have some kind of paging mechanism to scroll through your data set.

While we were using RequireJS in a project we stumbled across a few problems. One of those problems was getting our assets loaded through a versioned path.

Git is becoming more popular in favor of svn, as everyone knows. In this post, we'll show you how to easily migrate from svn to git. Make sure (on ubuntu for example) that you have the git-svn package installed. It should be available from your default repositories.

In this post, I will show you how to create a .deb package from some binary files.

To be able to use complex types with Soap requests, they need to be fully defined in the WSDL file. Zend_Soap can automate this process, if you know how to define those complex types.

Sass, or Syntactically Awesome Style Sheets, promises us to rid us from annoyances over CSS. And it delivers!

In this post, I'll try to explain how you can use Node.js to catch events on Firebird.

We needed a somewhat more advanced Excel file generation toolset for one of our customers and decided to take Ilia Alshanetsky's Excel extension for PHP for a spin. 

I had to import a SQL-file with a size of over 20Gb into a mysql-database but ran into a lot of problems doing this

Passing an array in php to a foreach which loops over the elements by reference can have strange behaviour.

When you enable the Synology Media Server on your NAS, there are 3 directories added to your file-system (video, music and photo) which will be used for the DLNA/UPnP media server to play the corresponding files.

I wasn't very happy with these 3 directories because I wanted to categorize my media in other directories. In this post, I will show how I've resolved this problem.

The information below is not intended to harm other people. Cracking other peoples network is considered illegal in most countries!! Last day, my sister called me up because she couldn't connect to her wireless network any more. She was playing with her network connections and broke everything. She didn't know the key for her wireless access point and the access point couldn't be reset because it's on the attic and we couldn't reach it.