While working on my Vue.js project, I discovered that objects in Safari behaved differently than Chrome and Firefox.

I had a web application that parsed CSV files. After parsing, the CSV would be downloadable in a href tag. Small CSV files were fine. Once I started parsing large ones, downloading it resulted in Failed - Network error. I suspected that it is because of href's length limit.

First, I want to create a job that sends the email.

A few AWS EC2 commands I need to remember.

I've been working with Vue.js for a project for about a month now, and it's pretty fun! I was searching up how to handle authentication with vue-router and there weren't too many resources. I originally had a parent function that handled redirects upon ready(), but there are a few problems:

Getting Selenium + Chrome + CentOS up was a nightmare. I give up on Chrome and ChromeDriver on CentOS. I had Selenium and Chrome working locally on my Mac, but the exact steps do not rollover. After hours, I switched over to Firefox and it worked in 5 minutes. No additional driver needed either.

I had chandrewz.github.io up for a while with nothing on it. I decided to put up a blog and I'd write down things I google at work and TIL's. I was considering Pelican before stumbling upon Harp.js. I found Harp's installation process much easier and that converted me.

Hi. Let’s make a simple blog with Harp.