Javascript Execution Context 101: This, that, and the other things
// Written at: Apr 25, 2024
Learn how to use this, call, apply, and bind like a Asgardian hammer-wielding mofo.
Let Loose Your Inner Sherlock with a Search Feature
// Written at: Mar 15, 2024
Elevating Your Rails App with a Killer Search Feature
The state of ruby on rails: unleashing your web superpowers to dominate 2024
// Written at: Mar 11, 2024
The why, what, when, and where of using rails in 2024
Unleashing Flexibility Mastering polymorphic Associations
// Written at: Mar 6, 2024
Empowering Your App with Flexibility
Following Users: Because Stalking is so 2010
// Written at: Mar 2, 2024
Adding Some Social Stalking Flair with follow/unfollow users
Rails Service Objects to Make your Rails Controllers Skinny
// Written at: Oct 11, 2023
Moving logic into services to keep your controllers/models skinny
Rails Console Simplified
// Written at: Aug 31, 2023
An article on how to simplify the Rails console command with aliases
Creating a Pixel Tracker with NextJS and Prisma (2022)
// Written at: Oct 31, 2022
An updated version of Pixel Tracking with NextJS and Prisma
Tracking Pixels in ruby
// Written at: Dec 29, 2020
The simplest way to do this is via a tracking pixel – a small, invisible image that is loaded from your server every time your medium is opened.
Parsing An Email List
I been written a code to parse through an email list a client gave me that has roughly 94 emails.
Image Conversion
I wrote a script that allows me to take several images rename them, and then create two resized images in addition.
From Streets to Code
// Written at: Mar 27, 2017
High School dropout to Full Stack Developer
Sorry, I hacked you.
// Written at: Jul 19, 2016
Someone I know from the interwebs posted a site with form that allowed you to sign up to a class of his and he had a huge google sheets security flaw
All you need is love
// Written at: Nov 18, 2014
My now wife asked me to make some vows for our wedding. I thought I would merge the two loves together and wrote this little code poem.
Old-school Twitter Bot in ruby
I had an idea to try to automate search results and reply back to each user with a message on twitter.
