I’ve written previously about angulars $http/$resource and about typescript codegeneration, now its time to write a few words about my current project and how we used TypeWriterand $http to get a completely typed front-end development. First a few words about our setup. We … Read More
A few months back we started using TypeScript in our current project (yay, great productivity boost and bug-catcher!). We used $resource for our HTTP-requests and found ourselfs in a pickle when it came to defining them in TypeScript. This was … Read More
If you work with an open source project, or by other means want to share your project with unknown people, GitHub is a great place to store source code. It does not provide any support for building, versioning or deployment, … Read More
There seems to be hundreds of agile planning tools out there, but in my most recent project we found ourselves using Google drive for more and more of our planning. It started out with using a Google spreadsheet to keep … Read More
Have you ever felt the need to have a test environment set up on your personal computer? Or perhaps to have an automated way to set up an environment in your Continuous Integration workflow? If it’s done manually, this is … Read More
Varje år anordnas ett antal olika tävlingar inom Nethouse. Prestige är det enda som ligger i prispotten, men det räcker för att väcka engagemanget och tävlingslustan hos de medverkande. En av de äldsta tävlingarna är Nethouse Grand Prix som körs … Read More
Last Friday evening the Nethouse Summer LAN 2015 were arranged. The sun was shining outside, still there were about 20 persons playing games like Quake III, Team Fortress 2, Fistful of Frags and Counter-Strike 1.6. When playing Counter-Strike, we have … Read More
Att göra certifieringstest för Microsoft via tredjepartsleverantörer är krångligt. Särskilt när man bor i en lite mindre stad, så som exempelvis Örebro. Visserligen har vi nyligen fått ett Addskills Testcenter här, men det erbjuder bara att skriva certifieringstest en gång … Read More
Your reality as a programmer if often that the application that you and your team are writing is going to be run on a number of test- and production environments. The normal case is that these contain computers with different … Read More
Sometimes, it’s the little things that matter the most. Creating a cloud service is more than just creating a cloud service. Have you ever wondered why you can’t scale beyond A-series? That is because the first VM you deployed to the … Read More