Salesforce
With FORWARD at Connections 2019
Connections ’19 is over, but it’s still lingering in my mind. “Salesforce Connections” is my first Salesforce convention. So at first, I wasn’t sure what to
July 22, 2019
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My thoughts
javascript
Diving into Synology QuickConnect and creating a JavaScript library
Two years back I created a Chrome extension that would allow me to quickly monitor my Synology NAS CPU usage and memory since I was
July 4, 2017
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javascript
Comparing two fields with vue-validator
I was looking for a simple way to compare two fields with vue.js without much JavaScript, and came up with the following HTML and JavaScript code
November 23, 2016
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ajax
AngularJS and e-commerce
Some time ago I started on a new project with a lot of new challenges. As an e-commerce shop you need to keep up with the pace of technology, and
May 27, 2016
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android
Sign2Pay: m-commerce purchases with your signature
Today an interesting company named Sign2Pay came to give us an introduction into bio-metric validation, and to be more specific: it’s application in m-commerce (mobile commerce). This mostly
January 7, 2016
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windows
Windows 10: a double edged sword
It’s been a while since Microsoft sent out the word that they would be upgrading all windows 7 and 8 devices for free to Windows
January 6, 2016
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adobe
Building a mobile app with PhoneGap: the good, the bad and the ugly
Over the years a lot of mobile operating systems have emerged and have battled each other for dominance in an ever changing environment. This competition
November 26, 2015
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bootable USB
Installing Windows 10 on a new hard drive using your free upgrade key
Today I had the (joy) of installing Windows 10 on an older computer after having bought a new SSD disk to boost the performance. Off
September 20, 2015
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Greece
Zakynthos: A trip to this small island in the Ionian sea
Zakynthos or otherwise known as Zante is a small island in the Ionian sea that has its own airport, making it very easy to reach.
September 18, 2015
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apache
How to create an Apache module – Where to start?
Recently I came across an issue that required me to modify the incoming requests to the web server before it was handled by the application behind it. Since
August 7, 2015
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baby boomers
The media shift – From paper to digital
It is no secret that a large shift is happening in the media landscape. New and existing companies are making drastic changes to their strategy
July 27, 2015
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api
The Synology REST API – Not much documentation, but a lot of possibilities
Recently I created a new Synology Chrome plugin to keep track of what my Synology NAS was doing and how much of it’s resources it was
June 7, 2015
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Analytics
What does Google know about you when you browse the web?
If you are an avid user of Google and use most of its services like Maps, Calendar, Gmail, … then you probably know how much
May 23, 2015
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CSE
Sorting product Google CSE results with a custom attribute
Google offers a custom search engine service for business and private users to easily integrate the Google search engine into their own websites. You can
May 11, 2015
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call-to-action
Loss-Aversion in E-Commerce
The fear of “Missing out” on something is part of our human nature. A lot of studies even say that loss is twice as powerful as gain.
April 29, 2015
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call-to-action
Getting people to notice your call to action in E-Commerce – It’s all in the eyes
Getting people to notice your call to action in E-Commerce Getting someone to do something on your website is probably the hardest thing there is.
April 24, 2015
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code
The try catch vs checks conundrum
This is a discussion that will, at some point, come up between colleagues. Should I use checks null checks on everything in a function or
April 22, 2015
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