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Finding all HTML tags in a project not being self-closed

I am currently working on upgrading an existing Vue project from version 2 to 3, which involves quite some breaking changes. I don’t want…

May 14

May 14

git bisect and the importance of a clean history

Most of the projects respectively teams I have seen so far do not seem to care too much about a clean git history. Therefore the git…

Nov 23, 2023

git bisect and the importance of a clean history

Nov 23, 2023

Avoid mocking repositories by using in-memory implementations

One of the most important aspects of testing — besides finding errors in an application — is how long it takes to run them. If tests for…

Oct 10, 2023

Oct 10, 2023

Making the shell history more useful by using shell variables

I already described that I like using curl for testing HTTP APIs. I have also used that approach a lot lately, but with an API that…

Sep 18, 2023

Sep 18, 2023

Combine jq with curl to improve its JSON handling

As you might have realized in some of my other blog posts I am a bit of a CLI aficionado, and for this reason, I do not like tools like…

Aug 4, 2023

Combine jq with curl to improve its JSON handling

Aug 4, 2023

Use external programs like git in Neovim commands

I have been an enthusiastic (Neo)vim user for years now, and until today I love to improve my setup and often learn one or the other trick…

Jul 21, 2023

Jul 21, 2023

Configuring nginx with php-fpm in kubernetes and the “File not found.” error

For a course at university I wanted to setup two different containers:

May 30, 2023

May 30, 2023

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Some Reasons for Disliking React Hooks

React hooks have been introduced in React 16.8. Their aim is described on the React documentation:

Feb 8, 2022

Some Reasons for Disliking React Hooks

Feb 8, 2022

Use git submodules and make for simple code sharing

Based on the presentation template explained in an earlier blog post I have built quite a few presentations, so it was time to reevaluate…

Mar 17, 2021

Mar 17, 2021

Code comments are (mostly) a violation of DRY

“Don’t repeat yourself” is such an important and widely taught concept in programming, that it has its own acronym (DRY).

Jan 24, 2021

Jan 24, 2021

Daniel Rotter

Daniel Rotter

Studied and lecturing Computer Science at FH Vorarlberg, organizes @VlbgWebDev, works at @Sulu, programming in php, symfony, javascript.

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