Handling environments for a client side TypeScript application

Or: Lessons from building a Node+Typescript application for production, Part 3 This is one post that is part of a series of posts about what I learned building and running an application with Node.js and Typescript. The application consists of two separated codebases. One for the frontend and one for the backend. There are more […]

Lessons from building a Node/Typescript application (part 1)

This is one post that is part of a series of posts about what I learned building and running an application with Node.js and Typescript. To be exact the application consists of two separated codebases. One for the frontend and one for the backend. In this post I’m going to focus on the things I […]

Web fonts for Korean websites

Over the last decade or so, we’ve seen a tremendous increase in possibilities about what is possible in regards to fonts on the web. Online repositories like https://fonts.google.com/ or adobe typekit keep expanding the possibilities of fonts that we can use on the web. But how does it look with fonts that don’t use western […]

Setting up Cloudflare for a Digital Ocean droplet

This is a quick recollection of the steps it took to set up Cloudflare for a website that is using Apache on a DigitalOcean Droplet. What is a CDN and why do I need one? If you’ve never heard of a CDN or have but are not sure what it is, here is a small […]