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← All postsWhy I'm Using the Caveman Plugin in Claude Code
A Reddit post about teaching Claude to talk like a caveman to save tokens turned into a real, well-built plugin — and it stayed in my Claude Code setup. Here's what it does, what's overhyped, and why I still keep it installed.
How to Create Custom YouTube URLs with Start Time and End Time
Embedding YouTube videos on your website or sharing them with others is a common practice. However, there may be times when you want to share a specific portion of a video or make it play automatically. In this blog post, we will discuss how to create custom YouTube URLs with a specific start time and end time, giving you more control over the video experience.
How to "program" and edit ATEM Mini Macros
If you have started streaming or producing videos of live events recently, then you are probably familiar with the ATEM Mini. It is a compact, simple video production switcher which can easily handle 4 video inputs....
How to configure an SSL Certificate with Play Framework for https
I spent hours trying to get this to work, and in the end, then problem was that I did not generate the CSR (Certificate Request) myself with the keytool.
How to set the Java Version for Compiling a Play Framework Module
@jaliss and I were recently wondering how to make sure that a module was compiled with JSDK 1.6 after we had upgraded the Java Version on our Macbooks.
How to integrate Concordion in Play Framework and write acceptance tests in natural language
After starting to read “Specification by Example”, I wanted to have a go a writing acceptance tests for my Play Framework projects. I stumbled onto Concordion (http://www.concordion.org/), because it is similar to Cucumber but written in and...
How to compile and use a Play Framework 2 module with the source from github
Have you ever wanted to download the source of a Play Framework 2.0 module off of github and modify the source and test it? Or have you expected it to be in some repository but for...
How to switch back and forth between Play! Framework Versions
When I first read about the Play Version Manager I first thought it was some sort of tool for versioning.