mincss "Clears the junk out of your CSS" - Peterbe.com
A project I started before Christmas (i.e. about a month ago) is now production ready. mincss (code on github) is a tool that when given a URL (or multiple URLs) downloads that page and all its CSS and compares each and every selector in the CSS and finds out which ones aren't used. The outcome is a copy of the original CSS but with the selectors not found in the document(s) removed. It goes somet
My new web marketing strategy: Begging - Peterbe.com
Building a side project is fun. Launching it is fun. Improving and measuring it is fun. But marketing it is aweful! Marketing your side project means you're not coding, instead you're walking around the interwebs with your pants down trying your hardest to get people to not only try your little project but to also get beyond that by tweeting about it, Facebook status update about it, blog about it
Introducing: HUGEpic - a web app for showing massive pictures - Peterbe.com
Introducing: HUGEpic - a web app for showing massive pictures So here's my latest little fun side-project: HUGEpic.io http://hugepic.io It's a web app for uploading massive pictures and looking at them like maps. The advantages with showing pictures like this are: you only download what you need you can send a permanent link to a picture at a particular location with a particular zoom level you ca
Is Nginx obsolete now that we have Amazon CloudFront? - Peterbe.com
Is Nginx obsolete now that we have Amazon CloudFront? About 5 years ago I switched from Apache to Nginx. And with that switch I could practically stop stabbing my feet with HTTP accelerators like Squid and Varnish because Nginx serves files from the filesystem both faster and more efficient than the accelerators. And, it's one less moving part that can go wrong. Then in late 2010 Amazon introduced
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