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• WordCamp London 2017: How and why to use screencasts to train users

  2017-02-22

  I'm speaking again at this year's WordCamp London. Find out more about my talk on screencasts for user training.

• Re-learning to learn to code (and discovering JavaScript’s foibles!)

  2017-01-08

  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 easy to get things wrong, so you should have a layer of abstraction on top. […]

• 2016: Year of transition ⚠️ – 2017: Accepting the inevitable ?

  2017-01-05

  2016 was a year of transition. 2017? Well, it's started out with acceptance of things that must be.

• So, 2017, should I propose a WordCamp talk on coding basics?

  2017-01-03

  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 strictly true, but it is partly true. What I have been doing is putting together […]

• Forays into WordPress Technical Developer Screencasts

  2016-12-21

  Perhaps I should be a teacher after all? The whys and hows of my first forays into technical developer screencasts.

• Websites without photos

  2016-11-22

  Examples of websites that use no, or very few photos, simplifying design choices, and making them super fast.

• Bear Notes – my new favourite Markdown editor and notes app

  2016-11-04

  New iOS/OSX Markdown notes app "Bear" isn't for everyone, but if you're an Apple-using, Markdown-writing power user, it's excellent. My new favourite.

• Anxiety is normal

  2016-10-02

  The people around you - your family, your colleagues, your friends, all probably have anxieties. You may never know it. Go easy on them!