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Ted Kulp

Polyglot Developer. Teacher. Curmudgeon.

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Hi, I’m Ted. I love Programming and Software Architecture.

I’m convinced that the only way we’re all going to get better as a community is teach to and learn from each other. Good development requires solid programming skills and the ability to navigate massive ecosystems. This kind of knowledge isn’t easy to find and share. I’m going to try my best to help.

This site is my way of giving back. Teaching, learning, discovering, doing…


Recent Posts

  • Promisify Javascript Events with Bluebird
    by Ted Kulp
    2014/08/05
    Currently, I’m working on an application that uses a lot of global events which I lovingly call the “invoke global search in your editor to find anything” architecture. Long story short, there are a lot of pieces of code loaded dynamically and I wanted a way to those pieces to hook together fairly easily. Yes, … Read More “Promisify Javascript Events with Bluebird” »
  • Full Screen Google Analytics via Bookmarklet
    by Ted Kulp
    2014/07/06
    I have a TV in my office that’s connected to a PC and generally does very little during the day. Since I’ve relaunched my site and starting to see some traffic, it’s great to watch the real-time statistics from Google Analytics while I’m working or writing. I have a nice Dashboard with all my important … Read More “Full Screen Google Analytics via Bookmarklet” »
  • A few reasons to use Underscore.js (or Lo-Dash)
    by Ted Kulp
    2014/07/04
    I remember when I first tried using Backbone a few years ago. Because it was my first foray in "real" client-side Javascript development, it was a confusing time filled with tools and libraries I didn't understand. One of the most confusing things about it was the requirement of Underscore.js alongside jQuery. "Why do I need … Read More “A few reasons to use Underscore.js (or Lo-Dash)” »
  • Office Setup
    by Ted Kulp
    2013/10/12
    I work from home 4-5 days a week. With that, I spend a ton of time in my office. My "office" is technically half of a room that was lovingly called The Florida Room by the people we bought the house from 14 years ago. The Florida Room is a badly converted car port that … Read More “Office Setup” »
  • Turn Twitter Favorites into an RSS feed
    by Ted Kulp
    2013/02/09
    I used to use IFTTT to turn my Twitter favorites into Tumblr Quote posts automatically. Since Twitter started locking down their API and shutting IFTTT out, I needed a workaround. Using node.js, I wrote a quick server that uses the authenticated json API and makes an RSS feed. After a quick deploy to Heroku, all … Read More “Turn Twitter Favorites into an RSS feed” »
  • Using Pagekite with Pow!
    by Ted Kulp
    2012/05/05
    There are always situations where you need to display the work on your local maichine to the outside world. In the old days, we would setup a dyndns account, forward some weird port on our firewall to port 80 on our local machine, and give out the weird URL. Those, my friends were the dark … Read More “Using Pagekite with Pow!” »

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