Creativity, curiosity, and code
I recently saw a Tweet by a runner called Peter Sagal who outlined his “Rules of Twitter”. In response to narrowly spread demand, here are my Rules of Twitter. Note that each was learned by violating it repeatedly over the years, so don’t bother going back in my feed to find contradictions… trust me, I […]
A revelation! Is the thing that stopping us thinking seriously about owning an electric car not, actually, a thing?
More thing's I've learned from 10 years of freelancing.
I stop being a freelancer soon. Here are some things I learned in the last ten years.
The Turbo Admin browser extension give you a fast-action command palette for all your WordPress sites without needing to install a plugin.
Yesterday I took an interest in PHP internals looking into @enunomaduro‘s RFC for Auto-capturing multi-statement closures. (Have I said before that I loved studying compilers in CS?) This lead me down some interesting rabbit holes and I wanted to make some notes on what I found. Short vs Long closures There are a two forms […]
I’m currently developing a paid-for browser extension that will run on both Firefox and Chrome/Chromium browsers. I’ll write more about this (very-involved!) process soon. But in the last couple of days, I just made the decision to self-host updates for the Firefox version rather than host it on addons.mozilla.org. This post details the steps to […]
How I found out that I wanted belongsToThrough, not hasOneThrough in Laravel Eloquent, and why it doesn't exist.
A bunch of links I've added to my pinboard including tech, WordPress, Laravel, family, and creativity.
Blocks are a new paradigm. They need complex new user interfaces. And we don't have a common visual language for them.