GDPR: Using AWS S3 for sensitive user uploaded files When you require users to upload files that may contain personal data, you'll want to comply with the GDPR. You have to think about data retention, encryption, logging, etc. This is where AWS
How I stay up-to-date with the ever changing tech industry Staying up to date in the tech industry is an important part of the job. Read all about how I consume information.
How to set up and use Symfony Local Web Server (macOS) A while ago, I learned about Symfony's local web server when I bumped into Fabien Potencier's slides from SymfonyCon Lisbon. I previously used docker for local development but that didn't always go smoothly,
Moving from Jekyll to Ghost I've long been thinking about writing more blog posts but it was always a somewhat tedious task due to the Jekyll setup I had. That's why I moved to Ghost.Writing in an
GDPR: Forms Some guidelines for making GDPR compliant forms. What information should you ask? How long can you keep it? How can you use it?
Serverless: Follow up on my last post My last post has gotten a lot of attention for the last 24 hours, so I want to clarify a few things as there has been a lot of comments, suggestions and feedback.
Serverless: A lesson learned. The hard way. I've recently wrote about how I migrated my static website from a VPS to a serverless stack, it went great.. until the morning after.
I migrated from LEMP to serverless, should you? Migrating a static Jekyll website from a classic LEMP stack to a serverless stack. These are the problems I've faced and my first experience with Amazon Web Services and the Serverless Framework.
Send ASUS RT-AC68U logs to Papertrail A quick guide for setting up the ASUS RT-AC68U router to send logs to papertrailapp.com.
Development Weapons of Choice In this post I'll be talking a little bit about how I work and which tools I use in my day-to-day life. I'll briefly explain each of the tools and why I use them.
