Blog Posts

This are my recent blog posts

Dec 29, 2025

Upgrading from Nuxt 3 to Nuxt 4

It's Christmas time, so I have time to code. Nuxt 3 reaches its end of life in January 2026, and Nuxt 4 is the new kid on the block. So I decided to upgrade my projects to Nuxt 4. Since my blog is already configured to be Nuxt 4 ready and it's just a simple blog with some markdown files, it should be a no-brainer, right?

Well, as it turns out, even projects that are already "Nuxt 4 ready" can throw unexpected challenges at you. In this blog post, I'll document my experience upgrading three projects to Nuxt 4: my personal blog (already Nuxt 4 ready), a web business card/gallery project (also already Nuxt 4 ready), and Linxz—a more complex application that required a full migration.

The irony? Most of the issues I encountered were with the projects that were supposedly already ready for Nuxt 4. This upgrade wasn't just about updating dependencies—it involved dealing with breaking changes in Nuxt Content 3.x, fixing TypeScript configuration issues, and working around problems with dark mode templates and Open Graph metadata.

In this post, I'll walk you through the entire process, including the challenges I faced and how I solved them. Whether you're upgrading a single project or multiple projects like I did, I hope this honest account will help you avoid some of the pitfalls I encountered.

Jul 11, 2025

Upgrading a Nuxt 2 Project to Nuxt 3

Web technologies never stand still. With each new version, frameworks bring improvements in performance, developer experience, and long-term maintainability. That’s why I’ve decided to upgrade an existing Nuxt 2 project of mine to Nuxt 3.

The project in question is a small, personal website—somewhere between an online gallery and a digital business card—created to showcase my father’s artwork. It’s a relatively simple Nuxt 2 application, but it still offers a great opportunity to explore what’s involved in bringing a real-world project up to date with the latest version of Nuxt.

Nuxt 3 is built on top of Vue 3 and introduces a modern architecture that includes first-class support for the Composition API, a new

This upgrade isn’t just about staying current—it’s a chance to revisit old code, rethink the structure, and embrace best practices that have emerged since the original version was built.

In this blog post, I’ll document my migration process as it unfolds—step by step. The goal is to provide a transparent look at what’s involved in moving from Nuxt 2 to Nuxt 3, including the challenges I run into and how I solve them. Whether you're working on a personal project or maintaining something in production, I hope this will serve as a useful and honest guide.

Dec 28, 2024

Switch from Jekyll to Nuxt

I haven't use ruby for a while but more and more js/ts (especially vue) so i decided to switch from jekyll to nuxt, as I also like the benefits of autoloading components and server-side rendering with Nuxt.

Also, in Nuxt, using NuxtContent, like in jekyll, I can save my content as markdown, which is then converted to html.

so the journey begins

Feb 12, 2023

react-navbar

Well, I know it's been a wile that i write something.

I actually intended to program a react-native app. Then I thought it wouldn't hurt to refresh my knowledge about react-js before I get into react-native.

And this is where the story begins.

Mar 11, 2018

PeaceDC @ UJZ Korn

Peace Development Crew // S.P. Music - Live Konzert + Party

concerts mixed by

Friday, March 23 21:00 - 6:00

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Dec 12, 2017

update

It's been a long time since I posted anything here. Nothing happened since 2014! That should change now. I'll integrate tags in the near future and continue to post this and that, but focus on some highlights. Well, and hopefully I'll add the social media links soon. ;-)

Jun 21, 2014

GD Map - A tool to visualize disk space

GdMap is a tool which allows to visualize disk space. Ever wondered why your hard disk is full or what directory and files take up most of the space? With GdMap these questions can be answered quickly.

Feb 20, 2014

28.02.14 Peace DC @ Lux Club Hannover

Peace DC zurück auf der Bühne. Mit neuen Songs und einigen neuen Gesichtern zeigt sich die Band wieder. Der Bassist und Rapper Koro Boni aus der Elfenbeinküste präsentiert sich mit 2 Stücken am Mikrofon. An der Gitarre ist Cjah, der auch als Sänger und Produzent in der hannoverschen Reggaeszene bekannt ist.

Christina Korn wird mit ihrer souligen Stimme den Backgroundchor unterstützen.

Von Reggae zu Dancehall, Latin, Hip Hop und Soca wirds heiss auf der Bühne.