Update Ghost blog on Webfaction Since Webfaction started to support Ghost I obviously jumped on board, and after years (I don't know many) I am still an aficionado user. I remember with pain the years of Ghost 0.
dev life .dotfiles - one to rule them all Having a repository with a collection of all your dotfiles is the best way to keep your environments synced on multiple machines (i.e. home and work). Having one of these bad boys
code Git: How to delete all the merged branches Who has a repository without dead already merged branches? Admit it, almost no one. In my team, especially since we decided to move to git flow[1], this ideal situation rarely happens. It
Movember I want to get MOassive! As every year since 2012, this November I cover myself of shame for sustaining Movember cause. This included random people stopping me on the streets asking if I
code Git: How to get all the changes on a branch Working in a multi-branch system with git sometimes could become tricky to understand exactly what is/was going on in a particular branch. Usually, at the moment of the code-review, I want to
How to install User Scripts Since userscript.org suddenly disappeared, a couple of years ago, and without a valid alternative on the horizon, I was creating (and maintaining) my little scripts only as Google Extensions (Shame on me)
code W3C Validation with Gulp Since I was working on my thesis on Assistive Technology during my University days I was kind of obsesses on validating my HTML (and CSS) using W3C tools. And proudly show the nowadays
projects Gulp Blacklist Marker Chrome extension that marks blacklisted Gulp modules when browsing NPM and GitHub. A bit of Story (TL;DR) It has been a while since I moved from Grunt to Gulp on my day
Reasons.to 2015 One of the biggest sources of inspiration of this month was the conference reason.to[1]. I've to admit that I was a bit sceptic about it, I put it on my conference
projects Sproxify Sproxify intercepts Spotify’s links and let you choose where to play it. Recently Spotify released a slick-looking web app to allow music aficionados listening to their favorite tracks on web browsers, so
projects Shazamify (a.k.a. Zamify) Shazamify allows you to play your Shazams in Spotify, directly from the browser. Shazamify adds a small Spotify icon to every Shazam track page and allows you to play that track directly in
