Let's say you have a project hosted somewhere and want to publish it in a production manner. Meaning, it's gonna get SSL. But, you also don't want to modify your host server too much so you'd use the Docker for it, right? Aaand, want to have some mini continuous deployment where a merge action to default branch on GitHub would rebuild and restart the whole thing. Let's make this real.
Author: namek
Just a developer. Interested in mostly webdev and gamedev. Matches tools to situation not being afraid of new tools.
Get Noticed 2017 – summary of 3-month long competition
In the "Get Noticed 2016" competition (original name in polish: Daj Się Poznać) I wanted to prove myself and people around that I can work hard for 3 months after hours. This year I started just because of desire to participate socially and meet people in the end of the competition. Also, this year I've gained a new perspective.
Serializing Java and the corner cases
Everytime you think of Java you may think about types as of classes and primitive types. Not many, right? Well, there's a major difference between the thing and handling it. The latter brings a lot of corner cases.
This is Serializing Java - a series about writing your own serializer in case you didn't like other serializers.
Serializing Java: cyclic dependencies
Serializer can detect cyclic dependencies in two essential phases: data structure inspection and data serialization. Let's dig into both of them.
This is Serializing Java - emerging series about writing your own serializer in case you didn't like other serializers.
Binding with rivets.js – details and tricks
This is the 2nd part of knowledge about rivets.js - a small JS library that binds data in web. While the first one was an introduction, this one treats about the details.
→ Part 1: My small secret web weapon to bind things - rivets.js
My small secret web weapon to bind things – rivets.js
Hey, I need something. Uumm. Yeah, I need... JavaScript template engine! No? Something more? A small library that would bind data to existing DOM, locally! Yes!
rivets.js - it's not too popular but it works and it's only 26 KB minified without gzipping (which would go to just 6 KB!). Let's go through it's features and see some snippets I've developed through few months.
Exploring directions to fix game programming
Game development carries multiple issues about coding. I'll cover some areas that game industry should explore to improve gamedev craft.
Serializing Java: point at without pointers
Collection usually contains multiple elements. We pick one to observe it. But what if it moves inside the collection?
This is Serializing Java - emerging series about writing your own serializer in case you didn't like other serializers.
Worked with Angular 2 for over a year, what bugs me about it?
I have stopped using Angular 2 in the beginning of this year - near before the Angular 4 release. I'm not trying to convince anyone about the future but I'd like to express my thoughts after gaining some experience. Not only about syntax and performance but about whole thing as a development tool.
Serializing Java: inspecting data structure
Every deserializer needs information about types - the data structure. In my serialization the deserializer can work behind network connection so it can't count on Reflection mechanism. That's why the serializer has to discover and serialize data structure that could be sent over the network and understood by deserializer.
This is Serializing Java - emerging series about writing your own serializer in case you didn't like other serializers.
Angular 2: my solution for dynamic tabs
I needed tabs that would not be destroyed by Angular. As powerful as if I would code a normal application for Windows in C#. Here's my solution.
Be efficient developer
Ideal programming language? What if we started from beginning having knowledge of current past? Throwing away "backwards-compability" to the furthest extends?
When management says “don’t refactor now” and you see this
While coding we meet sometimes one of our deamons: should I refactor what I see? The dilemma: develop as it is or "rewrite" it?
Operators in programming languages
Do operators have to be common between programming languages? Or do we even need symbols for adding numbers together? Let's look at some weird differences!
Beating old browsers: Responsive Web with JavaScript
Forget Grid Layout, forget the Flexbox, remember old browsers. I'll show an example for frontend-based relayouting. No more stupid IFs in backend templates!