For those of you craving more Jeffrey content, I’ve written a few posts on my company’s blog this year. They’re both rather technical write-ups on upgrades and improvements I did to older React/Redux apps. I’m also primarily responsible for this Next.js-based project, which ended at the beginning of this year. I didn’t write the case… Continue reading A few work posts
Tag: programming
What is a function?
I’m trying my hand at writing a ridiculously easy-to-follow guide on JavaScript essentials. There might be many of these out there, but this one is mine. Tell me what you think and whether I can clarify or simplify at any point. In JavaScript, a function is a bunch of code that can be run, or… Continue reading What is a function?
New website: Jeffrey and Anna
At work and at play, I’m always makin’ websites! Shortly after getting engaged at the beginning of the year, I started brainstorming on how best to tell family, friends, and the world at large about us. Naturally, it would be a website, but I realized I’d have to pick up a pen and pencil for the… Continue reading New website: Jeffrey and Anna
Website Review: Treasure Island Music Festival 2010
mentioned she liked reading my rants on how websites are built, and since I’m in the website-building business, it makes sense that I’d have some insights on what’s what. This is not to say that I’m an authority on how sites should be built, nor am I the only one spending time nitpicking. There are… Continue reading Website Review: Treasure Island Music Festival 2010
Binary Image Converter
Binary Image Converter I made another HTML5 toy! It deals with binary images that print ASCII messages when converted, and vice versa. Try it out! Last night, I noticed chickensnack‘s favicon on his site – I converted it to a binary string by hand (by literally typing out the 1’s and 0’s), and then feeding… Continue reading Binary Image Converter