At some point most people are going to want to host their own javascript modules in a private repository. Unfortunately npm was never really designed to support multiple repositories like maven does. Fortunately there are good options to do this for hosted private npm modules.
Read More →So you’ve decided to start biking to work in Chicago, congratulations! Driving in the city is a special kind of torture, and the CTA during rush hour is a great way to realize how much you really do value your personal space. Commuting by bike in Chicago is possible year round, and gives you a great way to avoid gridlock on the roads and inappropriate touching on the Red Line.
Read More →Update: My preferred way of hosting a private npm registry has changed. Use Nexus instead.
Read More →So you’ve registered for your first triathlon, put in some training time, and are likely nervous and excited. There’s been a lot written about how to properly train for a triathlon, but I want to share some advice that will help make the whole process easier.
Read More →Developers love to pit technologies against each other in search of “The One True Way” to build things. Over the past 9 months I’ve built actual products with both Angular.js and React, and I believe both are excellent frameworks that fill vastly different niches in front end development. If you know what you’re trying build, and what your constraints are, it’s actually not that hard to choose one.
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