Kristian Polso

It has been 5 months since my last post about AI use in software development and whether I wanted to continue programming.

I keep reading more and more about how AI will revolutionize coding, how you simply have to know and use AI agents for people to consider you for a developer job, and how using it is already the new normal for most programmers.

I have previously used tons of different commercial CDN services, mostly BlazingCDN and Bunny lately.

I have released an open source RAG-based solution on Github, called PHP-RAG.

I have just released my first ever video game on Itch.io!

I taught a game AI to play Flappy Bird, the hit mobile game from couple of years ago.

I made an e-ink photo frame using a Raspberry Pi and Waveshare's e-ink display that shows data from my Home Assistant server.

Last week I published Pino: a Member Management web app built as a custom Drupal 8 distribution.

I run several ecommerce shops and whether I like it or not, most of my days are spent getting the conversion rates up.

Download the datasets (ZIP file, 8MB).

https://dota.polso.info Since The International is coming up soon, I made this small little site that tries to predict the winning team of a Dota match, based on the hero picks.

I have just finished editing the session videos from the very first DrupalCamp Nordics.

Microsoft released Windows 10 Anniversary Update on August 2nd 2016, and this update included a much awaited "Windows Subsystem for Linux", which allows the user to run bash and command line Linux applications.

So on my summer holiday I decided to finally take a look at custom module development for Drupal 8.

This is an update to last year's blog post.

So I just came back from European Drupal Days in Milan.

Twitter API can be a major PITA sometimes, but luckily there are modules for Drupal that makes integrating it to your website easy.

The source was the top 1,000,000 websites from Alexa, dumped on 13th of November 2014.

I released on Github a open source library written in PHP for detecting various CMS's.

So DrupalCon Amsterdam is finally over.

Business Showcase Turbocharging Drupal syndication with Node.JS The recipe for success: How BBC Good Food used Drupal Sell Anything to Anyone, Anywhere (Commerce Without Borders) Website Success from the Platform Up Getting the Technical Win: How to Posit…

My first trip to a DrupalCon is just about to start!

Sometimes you just need to get your hands dirty and start adding Drupal Commerce products programmatically.

Drupal has a block called "Language Switcher", which displays links to different language versions of the current page/node.

From time to time, there might arise a situation where you want to password protect your Drupal site.

It has happened to all of us.

If you have your product categories-vocabulary in a menu, Drupal Commerce can't by default activate the active-trail when viewing a product node.

One of the first things I usually need to do when installing a new Drupal site, is to change the settings in the new (version>4) CKEditor so that I can type classes and ids and not have them strip out.

Let's face it, everybody and their mother are using Facebook nowadays.

It's that time of the month again!

September is gone (sorry for bit late article!)

One of the most important part of a CMS is the content editor.

Autum is looming and it is time to wrap up some themes!

Theming a Drupal 7 site can be quite tricky at times.

The summer is here and so are new, fresh themes.

At times, Drupal can be quite a resource hog.

Drupal has many modules available for displaying Lightbox-type content.

Here we start a new series, in which we showcase some of the new, free, community-supported Drupal 7 themes.

In this article we are going to build a system, which generates automatically URL aliases for new nodes and also transliterates them, So for example, our node "Test-äöü" would become "http://www.example.com/test-aou" .

When migrating your Drupal 6 to Drupal 7, one of the most important issues is the theme.