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Advent of Code - Day 5

Christmas town is a big factory with a big warehouse. And in this warehouse the elves need to organize crates with the world-famous `CrateMover 9001`

Advent of Code - Day 4

Who like to clean the house when it was already cleaned up. Today we go the lazy way: we need to find out how to reduce redundant work.

Advent of Code - Day 1

It's December again, the time of the Advent Calendars. Eric Wastl made the Advent of Code which is an Advent calendar of small programming puzzles for a variety of skill sets and skill levels that can be solved in any programming language.

Tips & Tricks to make Jekyll do what you need

The most simple websites are those have only static files. For a blog like this is perfect. But making everything static by default is difficult. You need a generator. And when you work with Jekyll, sometimes you meet Mr. Hide as well.

Refactoring the Dependency Injection Container

Two years ago (and only a few articles earlier) I published a mini-series about writing my own DIC. Now it's time to get back there and practice the refactoring.

My useless React App, Part 3

So far we scratched only the surface, now it's time dig deeper and add functionality and some tricks to our form. No pain, no gain - that's what they used to say.

My useless React App, Part 2

After we have the working development environment, now it's time to create the components to fulfill my criteria I set up previously.

My useless React App, Part 1

A developer needs to develop. Not only as an everyday job, but also in knowledge. And since I am not really interested in the DevOps way, I looked at my other beloved part, the Frontend. So I said “It's better later than never” and started to learn React.