Author: Mark Fischer, Jr.
Posted: May 17, 2015
Categories: programming, web
Rich Hickey proposed an interesting idea in his keynote at RailsConf 2012. The idea, if I understand correctly, is that if serialization is good between servers as a way to separate concerns, then why don’t we do it between different sections of code on the same server? ¶ Using REST between...
Author: Mark Fischer, Jr.
Posted: May 8, 2015
Categories: css, programming, web
I recently found that the content property can contain cooler stuff than just strings. For instance, you can show the href of a link in a cool popup with absolutely no JS: ¶ content: attr(href); See the Pen Pure CSS link hover popup by flyingfisch (@flyingfisch) on CodePen. ¶ This allows us...
Author: Mark Fischer, Jr.
Posted: Apr 25, 2015
Categories: announcement
¶ Welcome to my blog. I am a frontend .NET web developer (mainly ASP.net MVC with C#). At home I use Linux exclusively and code in Python, Haskell, PHP (with the excellent Laravel framework), or any other language that fits the bill. ¶ I plan to post about programming mainly, but...