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I would like to salute a man whose vision, creativity and achievements have indeed contributed...

About a week ago I was helping some colleagues, from our Ukrainian team, investigate a weird i...

Update September 15, 2020: Hi! If you reached this page chances are that you are a blogger...

So, as promised, here’s the second part of a two parts series on what I did to migrate from WordPress to Jekyll. See the previous post on why I switched from WordPress to Jekyll. Here’s the (technical) steps I had to take in…

This is a two parts post on why I switched from WordPress to Jekyll for this blog. In this first part, I’ll mention the main reasons why I grew tired of WordPress and that led me to look for alternatives. I will publish over…

SSL everywhere? Is that possible? There has been a lot of talking, over the past few months, about a Firefox extension called Firesheep which, in the words of author Eric Butler, “demonstrates HTTP session hijacking…

You may already know, by now, that the world’s largest mobile phone maker Nokia and software giant Microsoft signed last friday a long term partnership, which will see Nokia hardware running the latest version of Microsoft’s…

TL;DR & Disclaimer I am not a web designer myself, in that web design is not my main skill nor what I do for a living. However, as a web developer, whereas I may sometimes struggle to choose two colors that fit well together…

This is a post about the share_counts Ruby gem I wrote. I was looking for a way to quickly check at once how many times a URL has been shared on the most popular social networks and aggregators, but I couldn’t find any. So I…

In the previous posts I’ve shown several examples on how to prettify Ruby objects in a console, or in an application’s logs, with the purpose of making this information more readable, more user friendly, thus more useful…