As of today I’ve passed the mark of 25 years of existence. And what a ride it has been: Started out as one cell, then gained about 1m78 in height. Went from illiterate and unknowing to a university degree and a slightly better insight in the way of the world. Started a PhD, abandoned it and started… Read more »
Monthly Archives:: September 2011
If you’ve spent some portion of your life with Linux on your computer, you’ve undoubtably discovered the usefulness of the Linux command line. Sometimes it’s just quicker to get something done by pulling up a terminal and entering a one-liner. The GNOME file manager makes it trivial to open a terminal at your current location,… Read more »
Earlier this week I needed a way to create zip files with node.js. I was shocked to find out that no such thing exists (prove me wrong interwebs!). Some hacks later, zipper was born: Zipper, an insanely simple zipfile creator for node.js. Zipper has an API that consists of one method:
1 | addFile(name, path, callback) |
This method simply… Read more »