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Jeroen Hulscher

Jeroen Hulscher (’84) is a Dutch webdeveloper, who currently works for Tam Tam. He is well-known for his fetisj for “clean code”, and specialized in webstandards, accessibility and semantics.

He also works at the Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences as a teacher and lecturer.

On this blog you'll find information about his interests, brainwaves and other online-related info, as well as powerpoints and other material concerning his lessons and presentations.

Sep 15

A few months ago I did a presentation at the HKU in Utrecht, together with Joost Hietbrink from Joopp. It was about Mashups and the Future of Web.

Dec 22

Had a pretty weird conference call this afternoon. Roel was working again at Last.HQ in London, in their new “office”. They say it’s good against RSI and stuff. :)

Dec 20

Kaleidoscopic cities by Palla

This is pretty cool effect if you ask me! :)

I’d like this on my wall. More on his website.

Dec 18

The next step. If you feel too old to join Facebook.

Dec 14

My complete dispair this morning.

I still have my second gen iPod. I’m proud of that, because it’s scratch-free, the battery is still good and it’s my best friend. Last night I listened to some stand-up comedy and fell asleep. This morning I went outside to catch my train, and there it was; an empty iPod. Do you know this feeling? The complete disastrous feeling of dispair? I immediately started to fear the conversations I was about to be confronted with. I HATE the talks of others on public transports in the morning. I hate all the input in the morning. I just want to listen to some good music with my eyes closed until Hell’s over.

I guess it’s just time for a new iPod. With extra battery pack. And a spare one perhaps. But what about my sweet little second gen iPod?! I can’t just leave him there….waiting…I…I just…damn!

Dec 12

» The source of the northern light has been discovered.

“It was the best extra 22 nanoseconds I’ve ever spent with the kids”

Okay. This might actually be part of the blog about Tesla Coils I wrote earlier today. Wired published an article on a retired Linux Kernel Programmer who now has devoted his life to atom clocks. The title of this blog is his response to an experiment he did with his family on a holiday trip. I guess I’m just easily touched by passion. I just really like the idea of devoting a life to a certain subject of work or science.

So. What’s your passion in life?

Read the article

Crocs: How could you…

I am not going to discuss crocs. I’m actually pretty straight-forward about it; anyone who wear ‘m should be ashamed of him- or herself, and deserves to live a lonely and miserable life. But..that’s actually too much talking on the subject. Nozzman actually said it best with this new cartoon:

Nozzman: Crocjunk.

Tesla Coils

This morning I read about an Australian doctor/physicist who worked on some Tesla Coil setups lately. I’m in. I’m not really sure what I’m in, but it’s just; I LOVE the beauty of electricity. I remember a storm in the early 90’s in Holland where everyone was extremely frightened and we even had some floods and god knows what went wrong. But that’s not what I remember. I actually only remember the night long lightning and thunder which kept me up all night. I was extremely excited about it, I wanted to know all about it.

Later in life I learned much more about electricity, and I even experimented a little (up until the point where it start to hurt, and that was the end of it ;-)). I even have a book just about lightnings. But this man goes one step further. I yet again feel like that small boy in his pyjamas in front of the window, full of excitement and enthusiasm.