Capture One Pro — the best parts
Amongst the multiple RAW image converters available on the market, I settled with the one by Phase One. Let me share with you a few reasons why I made this choice.
Read more »Top picks — 2018 July
Npm joins TC39! Affinity Designer for iPad! Moment for iOS! Accessibility for Teams! CSS Container Queries! State of Browsers! CSS Shapes! TypeScript 3.0 and more…
Read more »Homebrew — the best friend of the macOS user
As a curious human being you are probably doing a lot of monotonous tasks: installing and removing software, switching versions of dependencies and searching for new tools. Make your life easier with Homebrew.
Read more »Top picks — 2018 June
Guide to open source, GitHub joins Microsoft, WWDC 2018, CORS, accessible cards, CSS Blocks, DNS over HTTPS, Vue passed React, ECMAScript 2018 and more…
Read more »C++ for JavaScript developers
One of my resolutions for 2018 is to learn a new programming language. I decided to go with C++ and after a few months, I am ready to share with you some of my thoughts.
Read more »Top picks — 2018 May
Arbitrary-precision integers in JavaScript, GitHub Pages gain support for HTTPS, LinkedIn’s new open source projects take on stylesheet performance, Multi-User access on Cloudflare, the best of Google I/O ’18, Prisma revolution, hard parts of JavaScript explained in simple words and more!
Read more »Thanks for everything Engine Creative! Hi Mindera!
Time moves on, my perception about life has taken shape and my list of priorities have changed order. I am super happy to announce that I am leaving the Engine Creative family to join Mindera!
Read more »Top picks — 2018 April
New DNS server by Cloudflare and APNIC, responsive images explained, machine learning in JavaScript, CSS floats demystified, big node / npm update, new version of git Tower is coming and more.
Read more »Configure a local WordPress development on macOS from scratch
So you're about to build a WordPress website. An Apache HTTP Server, PHP and MySQL database is all that you need. Let me guide you step by step.
Read more »From Jekyll to Hugo! From GitHub Pages to Netlify!
After a few years of blogging using Jekyll, my website became slow and I stopped enjoying working on fresh content. Hugo and Netlify have solved my problem.
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