Muffin Man

In this post you can find seven talks I really liked in no particular order, most of them development related.

Update March 2019 # Check this fix too.

May 2018 - Updated to match React Router v4 API.

We prepared another tech meetup, this time with four presentations.

Just something to cheer you up for the holidays :) I got this idea while I was sick in bed, and had nothing smarter to do.

2016 was quite a ride.

Part three - also the last part # Other parts: Part 1 - Webpack, Babel, React, Router, ESLint Part 2 - SASS, more ES6 goodness (Static props, decorators, deconstruction...)

Currently, I'm working on a relatively small pet project.

Update November 2017 # Unfortunately, I'm not maintaining this repo anymore.

After the recent Apple keynote, it seems that community is not happy with the new MacBook Pro.

Please note that I'm not using Jekyll anymore, so this post might be outdated.

Please note that I'm not using Jekyll anymore, so this post might be outdated.

Before modern frameworks, I always used jQuery's scrollTo method.

We've all been there - trying to get right font sizes from PhotoShop to CSS.

Always try to use <button> when element is clickable, but it is not a link.

I decided to move my CSS playground to the CodePen, and this is the first one I made.

Part two # Update: Part two is pretty much done.

Update, October 2017 # I just released updated tutorial right here.

Recently I lost my iPhone headphones.

Another tech meetup is behind us, even more people came this time.

For a current project I'm on, we needed both circular timer, and progress bar.

If you ever had to fix element on scroll, you probably had an issue on iOS Safari (and other mobile devices).

Atom Babel plugin doesn't highlight variables in ES6 (ES2015) template strings.

I'm a big fan of Sublime Text editor, which I was using for years now.

Two days ago, we held the second Tech Meetup.

This is the one of my most popular repos.

This simple bash command finds all of the files matching *~ recursively, executes rm on them and prints out which files are affected.

Generally when comes to replacing native UI components, I'm strongly against it.

I needed simple React slider component, as we are building our new website as a universal React application.

People need to realize that is not enough to have a nice website with a ton of animations and effects.

Please note that I'm not using Jekyll anymore, so this post might be outdated.

Please note that I'm not using Jekyll anymore, so this post might be outdated.

Again, I've seen it somewhere on the internet and recreated it.

Well I saw a pretty nice mockup on Dribbble and decided to make it for fun.

Please note that I'm not using Jekyll anymore, so this post might be outdated.

Everything starts with a Hello World so does this blog.