PureScript Journey Part 1

 Posted on 5.3.2022  |  3 minutes  |  Gregory Bleiker

Building a Web App in PureScript In my personal quest to learn more about functional programming and following an online course on Haskell , I will be writing down my steps on getting a web app in PureScript running. The code to this project can be found here . However, the code samples might not always be in the HEAD revision, as I am writing and developing at the same time. [Read More]
vscode  functionalprogramming  purescript 

Debugging .net core in VS Code

 Posted on 21.3.2021  |  4 minutes  |  Gregory Bleiker

Debugging .net core in VS Code with Hot Reload (kind of) I am a user of Visual Studio (VS) and Visual Studio Code (VSCode). I have found that debugging an application in VS is simpler to set up. However I like working in VSCode and would also like a similar setup there. Moreover, I also program in JavaScript environments and really like the idea of “hot reload”, meaning that I can change something in the code and keep on working without having to build, restart and attach the debugger manually. [Read More]
vscode  debugging  ref 

New year's resolution

 Posted on 10.1.2021  |  1 minutes  |  Gregory Bleiker

New Year’s Resolution I am trying to get into blogging again. someverylongword The areas I’m blogging about should be three-fold: Personal views on subjects of generel interest (#general ) Technical description of my private open source projects (#project ) Technical blogs that serve as a reference for myself (and maybe others) of tackled problems in my day job (#ref ) Each of these areas will be tagged with the tag that is in parenthesis above. [Read More]
general  random 

How one thing leads to an other

 Posted on 7.2.2018  |  4 minutes  |  Gregory Bleiker

TL;DR Sometimes we set out to do one thing, only to find that it entails doing a lot of other things. See how this applies to introducing user management to uberview.io Introducing user management to Überview, or not (yet) As described in my first post , I will show how the Überview approach can be used to create a better access to bookmarks. Naturally, I would like you to be able to have a try and so I set up a cloud instance to host the app. [Read More]
SSL  letsencrypt  user management 

Hierarchies are dead!

 Posted on 1.1.2018  |  5 minutes  |  Gregory Bleiker

TL;DR We need new tools to manage data. Check out this web-based knowledge management project at the uberview gitlab project page Motivation for Überview We live in a world of data. We have file shares, we have online drives, we have sharepoint sites, we have the internet. And although the infrastructure is probably better than ever to host data, the way we work with data is far from satisfactory. It isn’t a problem of hosting information, it is the problem of working with it. [Read More]
Introduction  graph  knowledge management