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Archives for July 2017

Building a Simple Stopwatch App with Electron

July 28, 2017 by admin

Few days ago I decided to find a Stopwatch app for my Mac. I went over to the App Store and noticed that there were no good free options available. I thought to myself, how hard would it be to make one with Electron? Turns out, it was very easy. Getting an Electron shell running […]

Filed Under: Front End, JavaScript, Node.Js, Software Engineering

One Month Without AMP

July 26, 2017 by admin

One month ago I decided to disable Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) support on my site. This is a quick follow up on my experience so far and some metrics. In summary, I like it. Proof that it’s gone The following image captured in Google Webmaster’s Search Console indicates that the total count of AMP pages […]

Filed Under: AMP, SEO

Writing Good Code is a lot Like Writing Prose

July 6, 2017 by admin

Introduction I love to write prose. I also love to write code. Different people have different approaches to writing code. I had a co-worker whose criteria for writing good Software was to make sure that one block of code can be read without having to scroll. My criteria for writing good code can be summarized […]

Filed Under: Software Engineering, Writing

Firefox Marketing Declares a War on Chrome

July 3, 2017 by admin

It appears that Firefox has gone all-in with a new marketing campaign aiming at presenting Google Chrome as a big brother/browser that is watching your every step. They kicked it off with the following billboard posted somewhere in San Francisco. Firefox also appears to be a running ads on various sites targeting similar message. A […]

Filed Under: Privacy, Random Thoughts

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