Express.js Route Middleware
by Pascal Opitz on January 18, 09:12
I have just read the about the Route Middleware of express.js, and it already helped me to get rid of about 100 lines of code.
Web Technique
by Pascal Opitz on March 6, 06:16
Having to spend more time at home means I can try out things. I know I'm late to the party, but I really wanted to have a go at using coffeescript. Sceptical at first, I really got to like it and quickly threw together a little static site generator: Genstatic.
by Pascal Opitz on January 18, 09:12
I have just read the about the Route Middleware of express.js, and it already helped me to get rid of about 100 lines of code.
by Matthias Willerich on December 18, 18:26
upgrade PHP (or be very careful!) when using parent:: in combination with the __call and __callStatic magic methods, you might expect it to work differently.
by Pascal Opitz on December 8, 14:04
Before the year will come to an end and we're all off to stuff ourselves with chocolate, I just wanted to wish everyone a merry merry christmas.
by Pascal Opitz on December 3, 11:50
Just a little script I have been coding up to deal with input fields that represent a percentage value. See the demo or get the code on github. Enjoy.
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