Apache / PHP on macOS 12+

For the most agile solution to Apache and PHP on your Mac, install both using Homebrew. To save time I recommend installing in one terminal window, and editing the configuration files in another. Installing Apache Start by removing built-in Apache from macOS: If you get an error, it simply means your macOS version didn’t have… Continue reading Apache / PHP on macOS 12+

Pimping your Cargo Bike

I’ve had a cargo bike for 5 years now, and I’m super happy with it. However, it has been improved over the years to become a lot more family friendly. Read about what I’ve done here.

TIG Welding

I have never welded anything in my entire life, but for about just as long – I’ve been wanting to learn. And now the time has come! Read on to get the basic information needed to get started.

Understanding Minecraft

If you take a step back, there is not much you have to know to understand Minecraft. What makes it interesting however, is the emerging gameplay. Read on to quickly get a basic understanding of Minecraft.

Bookmarks ❤️ Linkding

How do you keep your bookmarks safe? There are really good paid services available, like Pinboard.in, and then there is Linkding; a free open source project, perfect for your Raspberry Pi.

Turn Based Games with GameKit

Making a turn based game on iOS that relies on GameKit and Game Center would have been a pretty straight forward affair if only the documentation was consistent, clear and without errors. Sadly the documentation is quite bad making things feel so much more complicated than they are. In this article I’ll first provide you… Continue reading Turn Based Games with GameKit

Writing Honest Code

The idea of honest code is not anything new. We are all to some extent trying to be honest when coding. However, conditions arise that causes us to cut corners, and that is often when dishonesty seeps into the code. And once it is there, it tends to stick around. Writing honest code is to… Continue reading Writing Honest Code