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  1. Here are some quick thoughts in the night after deleting my Twitter account and my dev.to account.

  2. With this post I want to share a recent adventure I had with archiving an old WordPress site.

  3. The nice thing about undertaking a distributed dismantling of the corporate web is that each and everyone of us can contribute in our own little ways.

  4. It’s all fun and games until Google Cloud Platform forcibly upgrades your application.

  5. One does not simply archive web sites in 2019.

  6. There’s a lot of free software out there.

  7. I must confess.

  8. In this post I show how to connect to MySQL database server with Node.js over SSL.

  9. Det er unødvendig å printe e-post.

  10. I recently wanted to set up the Raspberry Pi 3 B+ as a print server.

  11. It ended up being a tough feat to pull off, but I finally managed to embed the Highcharts Editor into Sanity’s Content Studio.

  12. Lately I’ve been searching for a good way to deploy small projects of mine.

  13. This post shares a recipe for creating a Custom Input Widget in Sanity CMS that wraps the default input widget.

  14. With domain-wide delegation we can generate access tokens to act on behalf of GSuite users.

  15. Me treng ikkje svelge alt som kjem i frå Silicon Valley, ei heller Facebook.

  16. In this post I’ll show you how you can use domain-wide delegation to have a Node.js based web service act on behalf of users within a Google Suite organization.

  17. Auth0 is a great service for adding login functionality to web applications.

  18. I noticed this pattern the other day.

  19. The Real Internet is either in the past or yet to come.

  20. Now here’s a trick for life when dealing with potentially destructive commands.

  21. Here’s how you can create shortlinks in your terminal, so you can quickly open incoming GraphQL queries in the GraphiQL editor.

  22. I keep coming back to Hapi for server-side javascript projects, and every time I learn a little more and I discover how the framework has progressed.

  23. Talks given

    I love to share knowledge and experiences.

  24. About me

    Ohoi, Internet!

  25. BDS-gruppa i Bergen sin publiseringsguide for kampanjen apartheidfrie soner.

  26. A couple of days ago I wrestled with this issue.

  27. Slow days are nice

    It’s been a slow day.

  28. I built a Hugo shortcode for automatically generating image versions to support the img srcset attribute for responsive images.

  29. The shifting tides of code and hype, deprecate and bit rot all the things.

  30. Her om dagen kasta eg meg ut i det og lagde to kommandolinjeprogram, mysql-parse og hamstr.

  31. Yep, there’s life after deleting your Facebook account.

  32. Leaving Facebook

    I haven’t left yet.

  33. People are good at gathering things.

  34. How good code dies

    Or, how good documentation and stabilization can lead to a software project’s downfall.

  35. Her er ei historie som eg har tenkt lengje på å skrive, men aldri fått summa meg til å gjere før no.

  36. When I want to work on a project there’s always some ceremony.

  37. How to persist login sessions between redeploying Craft CMS and thus prevent users from being logged out.

  38. Nettbutikk, kassapparatet på nett.

  39. Image credit: Jacob Walti “Do you have a minute to check out this code?”

  40. Me snakker titt og støtt om NAV og gjerne om IT-systema deira.

  41. A small case study on what we did to optimize our use of caching in Craft CMS 2.6.

  42. What I do to speed up Craft CMS.

  43. This autumn I had a first look at Haskell.

  44. I took the plunge and switched from Android to iPhone the other day.

  45. Film til folket

    Støvet har lagt seg etter Bergen internasjonale filmfestival.

  46. 18 months ago I installed Mail-in-a-box on a small server.

  47. git insticts

    Here’s a collection of “git instincts” loose guidelines, gut feelings and/or random thoughts on what I tend to keep in the back of my mind while I’m coding and committing changes.

  48. Off course we tend to leave the “body debugging” to a knowledgeable individual namely our doctor.

  49. Greenfield projects are the best.

  50. There are a certain range of parts/cogs/tubes/solutions a programmer will always be creating and recreating.