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Botanical – vår nya familjemedlem (in Swedish)

I snart tio år har Earth People skapat och utvecklat verktyg för att hjälpa tjänster att prata med varandra. Ofta utan att tjänsterna egentligen stöder detta. Vi har byggt feta amerikanska…

An analog computer game on a modular synthesizer

Here's a "Whac-A-Mole" type game made on a modular synthesizer, acting as an analog computer. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xg1vPiGexvY We got excited at the office over some images of old analog computers. This…

Throwable images

I have been playing around with the idea of instant communication between devices/browsers for a while now. Trying to find new ways of using WebSockets further than just text messages. Suddenly…

My family uses Slack. It’s pretty interesting.

Everything changed for the better when we started using slack at work. We've made countless custom integrations; doorbells, intercoms, travel cards, reddit, lunch menues, git hooks, server monitoring, you name…

Syncing your Korg Littlebits to external trig

Syncing your Korg Littlebits sequencer can be a bit tricky unless you have the official break-out bits, or a SQ1 sequencer too hook it up to. I multimetered the cables between the breakout bits: Red = DC…

Self-generating recursive art using Amazon Mechanical Turk

Amazon Mechanical Turk is an amazing API. It's an API to humans, and yup that sounds super weird. I programmatically create a HIT - a Human Intelligence Task, using their…

Making a silly game using Google Cloud Vision and Instagram

I was recently invited to the first alpha release of Google Cloud Vision, which is a game changing new API from Google. I can programmatically upload any picture and get…

Here is a list of WordPress plugins that Sweden’s largest political parties use

TL;DR: We made a website: partiwebbsidor.se. WordPress is pretty big here in Sweden. Recently we found out that six of the largest political parties use WordPress on their main sites. Here…

The Future of Grids

Our friend Emil Björklund has just published his third tidbit about CSS Grids. The future of web layout looks bright. Don't miss part 1 and part 2.

Mandatory reading for PHP devs

I just wanted to give this site I stumbled upon some credit: http://www.hackingwithphp.com/. I've been developing with PHP for about 15 years, but still the part about performance taught me quite a lot.…