Arthur Zwartsenberg

Just someone who likes to explore.

Posts by Year

2024 1
2023 15
2022 1
2020 1
2018 1

2024

Simulating a Society

11 minute read

Not a day goes by when some politician makes some comment about the economy. Economy goes up if the taxes go down! No! No, economy go down! No, something els...

2023

The Case for Multitasking

2 minute read

Productivity gurus right now would have us believe that multitasking is the enemy. That you have to focus on one thing… and one thing only.

The Benefit of Atomic Thoughts

2 minute read

Imagine molecules.

Luck or Skill

less than 1 minute read

The Ultimate Question

Part 11: Pagination

4 minute read

Adding Pagination

Part 10: Updating Information

5 minute read

Updating our Overview

Part 9: Authentication - Backend

6 minute read

Building Authentication Backend

Part 8: Authentication

6 minute read

Building Authentication

Part 7: Building the Transfer Functionality

14 minute read

Building Transfer Functionality

Part 6: Connecting the Pages

4 minute read

Adding state

Part 5: Adding Navigation

1 minute read

Adding a Navigation Bar

Part 4: Creating a Transfer Form

2 minute read

Overview

Part 3: Creating an Overview

4 minute read

Overview

Part 2: Building your first frontend

less than 1 minute read

Introduction

Part 1: Building your first backend

2 minute read

Introduction

How I Built a Bank

2 minute read

I don’t know about you, but the way for me to learn is to do. Reading or hearing about something is nice, but until I’ve programmed something myself I can’t ...

2022

The 8 Billion Challenge

10 minute read

Are you a curious person? Are you always eager to meet new people, to hear their stories? Yes, you say, that’s why you go to many networking events and socia...

2020

Strange Times

2 minute read

On planet Earth, one species has reigned supreme, its position as the ultimate apex predator unchallenged.

2018

An Ocean of Unknowledge

3 minute read

One-hundred-and-eighteen years ago, there was a man who declared: “There is nothing new to be discovered in physics now. All that remains is more and more pr...