Just some reminders, when working with ES6 modules: ES6 modules are automatically strict-mode code, even if you don’t write "use strict"; in them. When you run a module containing an import declaration, the modules it imports are loaded first, then each module body is executed in a depth-first traversal of …
Git is a decentralized version control system as opposed to a centralized version control system, like TFS, SourceGear Vault, Subversion, Visual Source Safe etc. A centralized version control system, has a single server that contains all the versioned files, including their history, and a number of clients that check …
Today I changed my blog to work with HTTPS. With the emerging HTTP/2 standard and google promoting HTTPS sites, I decided to convert my site from HTTP to HTTPS. After installing the certificates I used the WordPress plugin: Really Simple SSL to convert all my insecure http content. After activating …
To convert files from a SoureGear Vault Standard v3.1.9 to Git including all history I went on a journey and in this blog post I will describe the journey steps. Note: this blog post will probably contain unnecessary steps, but non the less it describes the steps how I successfully …
After importing a Hyper-V virtual machine from a Windows 10 machine to an other Windows 10 machine, the Hyper-V virtual machine reported a network cable unplugged. This was fixed by running the netcfg –d command in a cmd on the destination Windows 10 machine and re-creating the virtual switch afterwards.
Today I noticed Micrososft Outlook 2016 would not start and only showed the splashscreen. Starting Microsoft Outlook 2016 in safe mode fixed my problem. Just go to the start screen and CTRL + click on the Outlook 2016 icon, it should present you a question, “if you want …
A group of Microsoft volunteers, have open sourced, the formaly know “Microsoft Windows Live Writer” blog item editor. I have used Windows Live Writer for all my blog entries and now upgraded to the Open Liver Writer. Open Live Writer installs VERY quickly and updates itself automatically, so give it …
If you want to jshint all JavaScript files in a folder, but want to exclude a subfolder, you can use “negation” in gulp. var gulp = require("gulp"); var jshint = require("gulp-jshint"); var plumber = require("gulp-plumber"); var onError = function (err) { console.log(err); }; /** …
Just enter: folder(inbox) in the searchbox and select “All Mailboxes”
