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Mitchel Kuijpers on 13 April, 2015

Using Pedestal with Trapperkeeper

Intro I am currently working on Dash, developed with Clojure. For this project I recently started using two libraries together: Pedestal and Trapperkeeper. ...

Mitchel Kuijpers on 27 October, 2014

Low-end hardware makes you think

Our development teams have a massive hunger for data. To satisfy this need, all rooms are equipped with a tv and a Raspberry Pi mounted on the back. Over time ...

Mitchel Kuijpers on 25 April, 2014

How to keep a fast build with Browserify and ReactJS

Our current project is based on ReactJS and uses Gulp.js as a build tool and Browserify to assemble all the javascript. We used the following versions for this ...

Why you should use BrowserSync

Mitchel Kuijpers op 10 April, 2014

We use Grunt with LiveReload and it is a serious productivity booster having your browser reload when you change some css or javascript, especially since we have pretty big screens. LiveReload is pretty easy to configure but it is always a bit of hassle, you have to include a little html snippet in your body or install a browser plugin which...

HTML5 canvas in the browser and on the server

Mitchel Kuijpers op 11 March, 2014

HTML 5 Canvas in the browser and on the server For our upcoming event Asas 2014 we are currently working on a custom ticketing system. One of the requirements we got from our UX designer is that it should be possible to preview the ticket you will get on Asas 2014. And ideally we should be able to print an exact copy of the preview. Our...

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