How to export git history in PDF
In case you need to export your git history, because reasons.
ReadPrevent VS Code extensions from updating automatically
How VS Code extensions update themselves and how to configure that.
ReadWhy files open over existing tabs in VS Code and how to change that
If you constantly loose the file you had open because you clicked on another one, here's the solution.
ReadHow to add colors to plain text copied in VS Code
If you wonder why your code is all grey, here's how to solve the problem.
ReadBuilding a (Crafters) community in Montreal
My reflexions after a year of growing a new tech community in Montreal, Canada.
ReadWorkshop: Build your First VS Code Extension
A talk I gave at Node+JS Interactive 2019. We build together a VS Code extension that refactors code for you.
ReadTIL: How to stabilize a cutting board
Today, I learned how to stabilize a cutting board with a simple trick.
ReadTIL: How to checkout to "previous" branch
Today, I learned how to go back to the previous branch with one simple command.
ReadFind and fix performance issues of your VS Code Extension
I fixed a performance issue on a VS Code Extension I'm developing. Let me share with you what IÂ learned.
ReadHow I used VS Code for my talk instead of Keynote or Powerpoint
Instead of using a regular presentation tool, I did everything from VS Code. And I really think this is a powerful format for technical talks.
Read5 refactorings I use every day
Today, I want to share with you the refactorings I use the most on VS Code!
ReadIntroducing a refactoring tool for VS Code
I built "Abracadabra", a VS Code extension to do automated refactorings.
ReadThe Secrets of Hexagonal Architecture
A talk I gave at ConFoo Montréal 2019 about Hexagonal Architecture.
ReadTIL: Tools can limit the potential of agile ceremonies
Today, I realized how not using an online tool could improve team engagement in a ceremony.
ReadTIL: Easy file sharing from the command line
Today, I learned how to easily retrieve a file from a distant server.
ReadTIL: A parchment paper trick
Today, I learned how to easily make parchment paper fits a recipient.
Read"I need to change this code, but it has no test"
An introduction to "Approval Testing" in JavaScript with Jest.
ReadI built a tool to work with complicated Sass codebases
Introducing sass-graph-viz, a tool to draw a visual graph of Sass dependencies.
ReadSo I went to Montreal Elixir meetup
Here is my feedback about how this meetup was, and what you could expect from it.
ReadUsing observables in real life
In this post, I’ll talk about a concrete use case in which Observables turn to be remarkably relevant to make our code cleaner and more maintainable.
ReadImplementing a download button with Cycle.js
A concrete example of programming with Cycle.js & Rx.js.
ReadTrello Kanban analysis tool
Introducing a tool to analyze Kanban workflow on Trello, built with Cycle.js
ReadPoint-free JavaScript with R.converge / _.over
Insights from practicing a more functional approach to JavaScript.
ReadKanban and Game Development with Trello
How Kanban makes us efficient to build video games as a start-up? How do we use Trello to achieve that?
ReadPlop — a micro-generator to ease your daily life
Meet plop, a little node package which quickly bootstraps new files.
ReadFunctions chaining and composition with lodash / underscore
Function chaining and composition techniques to build efficient pipelines, why and how-to.
ReadInheritance, composition and Backbone.js
Why objects composition is preferable to inheritance in JavaScript? Most of all, how do you apply this technique with Backbone.js?
ReadPure functions in JavaScript
What is a pure function and why should you consider it in JavaScript?
ReadOOP - switch revisited in JavaScript
With JavaScript you get a more object-oriented, less procedural and error-prone alternative to the good 'ol switch … case.
ReadPrivate methods with Backbone.js
Why and how to create private methods. How to concretely implement that while using Backbone.js.
ReadClean your git repo, like a boss
How to properly rebase your repo, removing what should never have been in there without broking your history.
ReadMultilingual blog with Jekyll 1.5
What changed with Jekyll v1.5.1 if you want to build a multilingual blog.
ReadGitgraph.js
A JavaScript library, git trees, workflows modelisation… and a bit of Georges Michael.
ReadWhich git workflow for my project?
A little look around git-flow, GitHub flow and which one to choose regarding your needs.
ReadConvert a SASS project into LESS
Similarities, differences et equivalents between those two CSS preprocessors.
ReadProperly isolate your variables in JavaScript
A story of immediately-invoked function expression (IIFE)… Know them, it could save your life!
ReadEvent delegation in jQuery
A few reminders about event listeners and the event delegation best practices in jQuery.
ReadjQuery, data and performance
Best practice and data manipulation with jQuery, no added colourings or preservatives.
ReadOptimize selectors, CSS vs. JS
Short round up of best practices for selectors use in CSS and Javascript. What is sauce for the goose is not necessarily sauce for the gander.
ReadTired of Bootstrap? Discover inuit.css!
inuit.css is a a powerful, scalable, BEM, OOCSS framework which doesn't impose you a design.
ReadPlay around with interactive playgrounds
JSBin, jsFiddle, dabblet, … If that doesn't sound familiar to you, you may have a look here and discover what are these "playgrounds" about.
ReadBuilding a multilanguage Jekyll blog
As a first post, what about sharing the way I managed to build this blog? Having a both english and french Jekyll website is not that hard, but you have to care about some crucial points.
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