My Prettier Settings
I use Prettier to reduce visual noise and make the CSS, HTML, JavaScript, and TypeScript examples on this blog easier to read. Here is my configuration and the reasoning behind each setting.
Read the article My Prettier SettingsI use Prettier to reduce visual noise and make the CSS, HTML, JavaScript, and TypeScript examples on this blog easier to read. Here is my configuration and the reasoning behind each setting.
Read the article My Prettier SettingsLast week I was working on our new cockpit application, which is essentially a list of links to parts of our Wehkamp platform. The old application was not being maintained, as the React-stack is not something that’s in the skill-set of most engineers. We kept the new cockpit simple: plain old HTML. Of course we wanted to support a nice dark-theme as well. This article shows how simple it is to implement dark mode.
Read the article Simple implementation of dark modeI recently switched to WPExplorer’s Bogger Template, because it is simple and focused on the articles. What’s not to love? But there is still a lot to do to whip this template into shape. To help you out, I’ve created this post.
Read the article Whipping WPExplorer’s Blogger Template into shape