Writing code could be fun for you Every now and then, I come across a post that talks about how complex writing code is. These are my thoughts on the subject.
Working on a new side project I told myself at the start of the year that I won't work on new side projects... but there's so much cool stuff happening in the .NET space I can't resist.
Hacking into my dlink router My ISP has me on a DHCP network and so I don't have a fixed IP address — it keeps changing. The internet, however, occasionally stops working and I need to log into my router's admin panel and perform a DHCP release+renew to fix it. I don't generally mind it
Publishing GitBook to Github Pages Markdown is nice. And it'd be really nice to get documentation or some notes up there with just Markdown, right? GitBook lets us do just that. From their website: > GitBook is a modern publishing toolchain. Making both writing and collaboration easy. Here's an example of a GitBook: Learn JavaScript [https:
The love OAuth gets from the developer community So I've been trying to fix this OAuth related bug for a few days now and I'm finally getting done with it. I read this article called OAuth has ruined everything [http://developer.telerik.com/featured/oauth-has-ruined-everything] by Burke Holland and then OAuth 2.0 and the road the hell
How I started to code My first encounter with computer programs was when I was 10 years old. All I could do on a computer before that was use Microsoft Office, MS Paint and play computer games (like Prince of Persia [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xv20j8ChtRY], Dangerous Dave [https://www.youtube.com/watch?