This has also been published on Medium and dev.to in case you prefer them. Often you find things in web sites that annoy you. And – as a web developer – you’re even asked to fix some problems in web sites without getting access to the source. Using developer tools in browsers you can change […]

Back to basics is a series of small posts where I explain basic, dependency free web techniques I keep using in my projects. These aren’t revelations but helped me over the years to build sturdy, easy to maintain projects. One of my favourite tricks when it comes to building web interfaces is Event Delegation Events […]

Dogs are excellent, and great people. When I came across the Dog.ceo API of free dog images sorted by breed the other day, I had to do something with it. So I did. I give you the dog browser: You use it by clicking the image to get a random dog picture or typing into […]

Yesterday we wanted to play some dice games and I realised I had none in my house. So I spent a bit of time on developing a Dice Throw Simulator The code is also available on GitHub and probably nothing to win a job interview with, but it was fun to do, and hopefully you’ll […]

https://www.hownormalami.eu is amazing. Funded by the EU, it asks you to share your camera and then continues to tell you what different “AI” algorithms think of you – age, gender, BMI and so forth. It shows a video at the same time explaining what is being analysed and how these algorithms fail. It does some […]