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Building a niche social network seems like an exciting prospect at first, but it only takes a little thought to realise that it’s a bad idea.
This year’s event was supremely well-run, full of quality content, and just what I needed as I head into a busy-looking year. Thank you to all involved.
I’m speaking again at this year’s WordCamp London. Find out more about my talk on screencasts for user training.
I don’t know JS So I’ve kinda got stuck in to learning JavaScript. I’ve previously said that I think JavaScript is like the assembler of the web: coding in vanilla JS isn’t really something you should do because it’s too… Continue reading →
2016 was a year of transition. 2017? Well, it’s started out with acceptance of things that must be.
Yes, it’s the third of January and I’m writing a blog post so you’d be quite entitled to think that I’ve started some new year’s resolution to write more and am already three two days behind. And, well, that’s not… Continue reading →
Perhaps I should be a teacher after all? The whys and hows of my first forays into technical developer screencasts.
Examples of websites that use no, or very few photos, simplifying design choices, and making them super fast.
