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Kars van Iersel

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Hi, my name is Kars van Iersel. I'm a Software Engineer, located in The Netherlands. I enjoy creating high quality and delightful websites and web applications.

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The one and only SEO checklist you will ever need

If you are an SEO newbie or have some experience but would like to get a step-by-step SEO guide on how to avoid common website promotion mistakes, here's a list of SEO tasks based on best practices that you should take into account when creating and ...

The one and only SEO checklist you will ever need

Let me introduce you to Inertia.js, something you didn't know you were missing

Introduction Roughly a year ago I had to make a very large scale application and I couldn't decide on a backend framework. However, I knew I wanted to use Vue.js as my front-end. So I began my long quest the ideal framework for my backend. I had doub...

Let me introduce you to Inertia.js, something you didn't know you were missing

Why you are not focused as a web developer

6 Tips on how to be more focused as a web developer

Why you are not focused as a web developer

Why every developer should be using TDD

Introduction No skill is more important for programmers than the ability to write code that works. But all too often, developers don't think about whether their code will work until it's finished, and by then they've already created many bugs that ar...

Why every developer should be using TDD

CSS the :not() selector

Intro In my previous post I wrote a bit about the :not() selector and I got a lot feedback that people never heard of this element. So I figured I would dedicate a post just to the :not() CSS selector. What is the :not() selector in CSS? The :not() i...

CSS the :not() selector

CSS coding patterns that give you away as a junior developer.

Recently I read JS Coding Patterns that give you away as a Junior Developer by Alexey Chang. Which is an interesting read! I encourage you to read it if you are a junior / medior JS developer. Anyway, I figured I would do one for CSS! I often see CS...

CSS coding patterns that give you away as a junior developer.