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    Matic Jurglič

    Matic Jurglič

    A developer and indie maker.

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    2020 Year Review

    From clicks to bricks.

    Making emojis work in Headless Chrome using AWS Lambda and Puppeteer

    This is a small tutorial on how to make emojis work when rendering emoji content using Headless Chrome in an AWS Lambda function.

    Concrete Paintings

    Concrete painting is something you don’t hear about a lot. It’s a term I invented for describing the unique art pieces that I create.

    2019 Year Review

    Goals make us blind.

    User impersonation in SaaS with Ember.js and Ruby on Rails

    When developing SaaS, it’s very convenient, and arguably even urgent, to be able to log in as your users and see exactly what they see. This is especially im...

    If Marcus Aurelius were a software developer

    Working with people is hard when you feel like people in your organization are incompetent, sloppy, holding you back, or even working against you.

    Making a concrete coffee table

    Coffee tables are arguably the most important piece of furniture in a living room. They hold much more than coffee, and are a centerpiece around which the mo...

    What is SaaS white labeling and how to do it?

    Depending on your online business, white labeling can turn out to be a fantastic business model. This applies especially when your target customers are actua...

    Partial, resource-related dumps in PostgreSQL

    Sometimes we find ourselves in a need for copying and restoring a specific set of data belonging to a common parent resource. For example, we want to connect...

    CloudFront redirections for your SPA using AWS Lambda (A/B testing, maintenance page,…)

    For many people, the stack of choice for deploying a JavaScript application (SPA) or other assets is to save them to Amazon S3 and serve it to the world over...

    List and download Dropbox files with Ruby

    How to use Ruby Dropbox SDK to download files.

    Tips for writing an indie e-book

    Write material because you genuinely like doing it and because it will help people. Quick dollar should be treated as a happy side-effect.

    Dynamic CSS in Ember templates

    When you need a dirty workaround, Ember’s templating engine can reactively spit out practically any markup a browser can understand.

    Making a concrete fibonacci clock

    Not a very practical clock, but the fusion of the curious numerical sequence with a lighting installation aesthetic is just too appealing to look away.

    Recurring subscription payments: use external service or make your own?

    Billing is far more complex than people tend to believe, and much more so with subscriptions.

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