While working on a simple online yearbook for my high school class of ‘16 in Meteor, I ran into the issue of uploading images to Meteor. Turns out, it’s not uncomplicated at all.

In my recent simulation of an AC generator, I show the same device from two different views: A top view and a front view. To accomplish that, I used a clever technique called 3D Projection. Here, I’m going to talk about how I did that in JavaScript and rendered it on canvas.

Node MySQL is a great traditional alternative to mongo and all the jazz youngins are using. One important advice – never use + to concatenate queries unless you know what you’re doing.

One of the coolest features of Jade is the concept of locals: An object that can be passed to the compiler and used in the Jade code, allowing better separation of content and templates. Ideally, these locals are held in an external file.

Ghost is awesome, it really is! I’ve just started using and developing on it, but I love it already. It’s simple, smooth, and fast. You can feel the speed when you compare it to traditional CMS’ like WordPress or static generators like Jekyll – I find it to triumph both.

I’ve been using gulp a lot lately (as you can see from my posts).

I recently spent a lot of time looking for a decent way to: