Wow, haven’t posted since December! Impressive!

So here’s an update: Work is busy as hell, Stappenplan is still running (join the Hyve here) and I’m slowly working on a side-project that basically came up out of nowhere. Plus, I’m slowly searching for a place of my own in the hopes of moving out of my parents’ house someday, we’ll just have to wait and see how that goes…. Continue reading… »

Yes, it is possible. It’s not very widely supported, but in some situations it can be useful to have JavaScript determine what the CSS value should be at runtime.

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There is a big, but often misunderstood difference between these two JavaScript methods. In this post, I’ll explain this difference, and why one is sometimes more appropriate than the other.

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Roger Johansson, from 456 Berea Street, wrote up a great post yesterday on why you shouldn’t rely upon JavaScript being available. I wholeheartedly agree with everything he said. Continue reading… »

I’ve written a database wrapper for PHP to access a MySQL-database. Why? Because most other wrappers I found were way too complicated for what I had in mind for them, but mostly because I wanted a specific functionality I couldn’t find anywhere else. Continue reading… »

Thought I’d write up a nice little tutorial on how to create an Ajax-request. Well, it turned out a whole lot longer than I expected it to. Continue reading… »