Writing

Notes on the parts of the work that were hard enough to be worth writing down.

• 3 August 2026

  I appealed to Apple with an analogy. Analogies don't work on lists.

  We argued our app was basically a reader app for a physical product. Apple sent the guidelines back, twice. Here's why we were always going to lose.

• 11 June 2019

  Creating a Tinder-like swipe UI on Vue

  Have you ever wondered how that swipe-right-swipe-left, tinder-like user experience was built? I did, several days ago. I come from more of a bac…

• 18 March 2019

  Creating a Simple Blog Using Vue with Markdown

  I'm not a 'natural' frontend developer, learning vue and re-learning Javascript with my Java knowledge came as a challenge. Not to mention all those b…

• 15 September 2018

  Javascript: The Weird Parts

  Javascript is weird, let's get that out of the way. Still, it's not like Javascript is illogical, in fact, most of it's weirdness is a side effect of …

• 6 August 2018

  Introducing Chronocross — A Simple Productivity App built on Quasar and Firebase

  From the greek word “chronos" which means “time", and the latin “curos", which means “to attend", Chronocross is a Todo app that integrates other prod…

• 6 July 2017

  CodeNo0b's Guide out of Mediocrity — General Characteristics

  This is part of a series of articles entitled, “CodeNo0b’s Guide out of Mediocrity” — my attempt to create some sort of mental model from the concepts…

• 25 March 2017

  CodeNo0b's Guide Out of Mediocrity — main()

  Have you read ‘The Pragmatic Programmer’ by Andy Hunt and David Thomas? How about ‘The Passionate Programmer’ by Chad Fowler? …