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WANT TO BE A BETTER CODER? TYPE FASTER.

This isn't the first time a post has been written about this subject, the
infamous Jeff Atwood, creator of StackOverflow, wrote about it before on his
controversial blog. Needless to say, this subject comes up relatively frequently
and every time it is as polarising as ever. The unfortunate
Dec 20, 2019 3 min read
Mobile


PROGRESSIVE WEB APPS WILL INEVITABLY DOMINATE THE MOBILE SPACE

People always say that they prefer native apps over cross-platform apps and such
but the lines are starting to blur quite a lot. Often, when people complain
about cross-platform apps and hear their wishes for native apps, what you
realise is that they are just talking about bad apps. They
Nov 21, 2019 3 min read
Browsers


YOU PROBABLY SHOULDN'T USE A PUBLIC CDN FOR YOUR WEBSITE

Distributing JavaScript and CSS via a public CDN in recent years has become
extremely common and yet I feel that using public CDNs is not a good fit for
almost any purpose at all. First of all, there is the security aspect to half of
the web relying on a
Nov 17, 2019 3 min read
News


INTRODUCING HUMAN READABLE PROCEDURALLY GENERATED URLS

For a long time HTML Pasta has used the uuid v4 standard for URL generation,
today, this changes. Now we are following in the footsteps of the likes of Giphy
which started a trend of using funky and quirky URLs for their user uploads.
Here is an example of a
Nov 10, 2019 1 min read
News


CODEPASTA, OUR NON-CORPORATE, LIGHTWEIGHT ALTERNATIVE TO PASTEBIN

Pastebin has long been the go-to platform for code sharing, as well as sharing
other types of text-based content. Pastebin has felt bloated and a bit
antiquated for a long time though. Other services like Pastie came along which
was a favourite among developers and techies but with the death
Oct 27, 2019 1 min read
News


WE'VE MADE SOME CHANGES!

HTML Pasta was created over 2 years ago and has since remained almost completely
unchanged. Since then we've seen large growth of users month on month fairly
consistently. People have used this simple service for various reasons,
political, archival or just YTMND style memes. Today we've
Oct 27, 2019 1 min read
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