# Coding

Moving My Blog to the Moon 🌘, Beyond 🚀 & Back Again 🌍

For many years, I maintained a Wordpress blog, which ran on my Hetzner server. Two-and-a-half years ago, I decided to get rid of it, and this is how it went.

I gave my 1st talk at a meetup! 🙀

It was an introduction to the JSON:API specification

DaWanda Devs Go to Budapest ✈️🇭🇺🚆

A short recap of EuRuKo 2017, by Fei & Yonatan

Diving Deeper Into MJML

Last year, our colleague Hugo Giraudel wrote a blog post about integrating MJML into Rails. After working with it for a while in some of our other projects and with the recent upgrade of the language to version 3, we thought that it's time for an update!

Git Setup Cheatsheet

I Made a Web Map!

For one of my side projects I used Leaflet.js to display a mobile friendly interactive map of Berlin. I decided against an "ordinarily" looking map, because I was interested in learning how to make and style my own map.

Coding Da Vinci - Der Kultur-Hackathon

Coding Da Vinci ist ein Hackathon, der mehrmals jährlich in verschiedenen deutschen Städten stattfindet. Dabei werden in mehrwöchigen Sprints technologische Projekte und Prototypen mit Open Data von deutschen Kultureinrichtungen entwickelt und anschließend bei einer Abschlussveranstaltung präsentiert.

Make Gmaps4Rails and Grid-a-Licious Work Together

For my Coding Da Vinci Project "Aufbau Ost-Berlin" we decided to show a list of building-names and link them to markers on Google Maps.

Checkboxes with has_many :through

Many-to-many relationship implemented with Rails.

How I Started Learning Ruby on Rails

I've started to learn Ruby on Rails (RoR or simply Rails) and here are some of my experiences about how to become a Rails developer.