Mats Byrkjeland
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Fødiverset – framtida til sosiale medium?
Elon Musk har skapt furore med sitt oppkjøp av Twitter. Facebook bryt stadig personvernlovene. Men det finst faktisk eit heilt univers av sosiale medium der ute som lét oss eiga innhaldet vårt sjølv, på tvers av appar, utan personvernbrytande reklamar og sporing. Lat meg introdusere deg for Fødiverset.
Elon Musk har skapt furore med sitt oppkjøp av Twitter. Facebook bryt stadig personvernlovene. Men det finst faktisk eit heilt univers av sosiale medium der ute som lét oss eiga innhaldet vårt sjølv, på tvers av appar, utan personvernbrytande reklamar og sporing. Lat meg introdusere deg for Fødiverset.
Norsk DMARC-status
DMARC er eit av dei beste våpena me har mot spoofing. Det viser seg at norske aktørar må skjerpe seg. Sjå kor gode dei er på dmarcstatus.no.
DMARC er eit av dei beste våpena me har mot spoofing. Det viser seg at norske aktørar må skjerpe seg. Sjå kor gode dei er på dmarcstatus.no.
Stop using PNG and JPEG on the web!
PNG and JPEG are the most common image formats that exist. But they are old and not optimized for use on the web. It's 2022 and there are better alternatives! Ditch PNG and JPEG now and adopt WebP.
PNG and JPEG are the most common image formats that exist. But they are old and not optimized for use on the web. It's 2022 and there are better alternatives! Ditch PNG and JPEG now and adopt WebP.
Tagged template literals
Template literals (`My name is ${name}`) have existed in JavaScript for a while. There is a good chance that it is your preferred way to concatenate strings in JavaScript. A slightly lesser known sub-feature of this is the tagged template literal (myTag`My name is ${name}`). What is it and why should you care?
Template literals (`My name is ${name}`) have existed in JavaScript for a while. There is a good chance that it is your preferred way to concatenate strings in JavaScript. A slightly lesser known sub-feature of this is the tagged template literal (myTag`My name is ${name}`). What is it and why should you care?
Why should you open source your product?
Such a simple question. But does it have an easy answer? Opening up your code base can seem a bit scary. Everyone can see your (bad) code and commit messages, and it's easier for evil people to find weaknesses or make fake copies of your product. But there are many good reasons for open-sourcing a project. Let's go through some of them.
Such a simple question. But does it have an easy answer? Opening up your code base can seem a bit scary. Everyone can see your (bad) code and commit messages, and it's easier for evil people to find weaknesses or make fake copies of your product. But there are many good reasons for open-sourcing a project. Let's go through some of them.
Hacktoberfest from a maintainer’s perspective
Hacktoberfest provides a great opportunity for people to win a t-shirt. But it is also a great way for maintainers of open source code to get some help with their issues. Here are some of my experiences from being a maintainer this October.
Hacktoberfest provides a great opportunity for people to win a t-shirt. But it is also a great way for maintainers of open source code to get some help with their issues. Here are some of my experiences from being a maintainer this October.
Hacktoberfest
Submit four pull requests in October, get a t-shirt. That’s the TL;DR for Hacktoberfest. It’s basically a month-long global hackathon that serves as a celebration of open source and its community. Did you get your t-shirt yet?
Submit four pull requests in October, get a t-shirt. That’s the TL;DR for Hacktoberfest. It’s basically a month-long global hackathon that serves as a celebration of open source and its community. Did you get your t-shirt yet?
Patching your node_modules
When using open source code you might encounter bugs in this code. Since it's open source, you can find the faulty code and the fix it yourself. The right thing to do next is of course to submit an issue and/or a pull request on the project. But what if the project maintainers don't answer you, the project is deprecated or if the fix is planned, but not due for quite a while? In this article I’ll teach you the strategy of patching dependencies in node_modules by using patch files.
When using open source code you might encounter bugs in this code. Since it's open source, you can find the faulty code and the fix it yourself. The right thing to do next is of course to submit an issue and/or a pull request on the project. But what if the project maintainers don't answer you, the project is deprecated or if the fix is planned, but not due for quite a while? In this article I’ll teach you the strategy of patching dependencies in node_modules by using patch files.