For as long as I can remember, the KISS (Keep It Simple Stupid) principle has been around to remind developers and businesses to approach a given problem with the easiest (or most simple) solution as possible.
Which basically means that the complexity of a software
Declarative JavaScript Functions
The release of "EcmaScript6" introduced us to a couple of cool features. They may seem a bit daunting at first, but are definitely worth exploring. In this post I'll take a look at the ES6 "spread" syntax in combination with the "destructuring" assignment syntax. Both
2018 - In Search for balance
It's that time again when people take a moment to look back at their achievements in their past year. With this post I'm going to try and do the same. As 2018 runs its course, I stand to reflect on its passing by; learning from
Virtual Desktops in Windows 10
I know that there are already a lot of posts out there explaining the new Virtual Desktop feature in Windows 10.
But this post is meant to be a reminder of sorts. A quick access to the shortcuts and the possibilities that this feature brings
Getting ASP.NET Core and angular-cli to play nice together
I've been researching the best way for running my Angular 2+ App in Visual Studio for a while now. Mainly because I want to use only one IDE, and -more importantly- I want to have only one set of shortcuts ;). I also want to be