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• To launch, or not to launch; that is the question

  2016-03-05

  In preparing for my WordCamp talk, a curated-content side project is happening. But when should I launch?

• Thoughts on AMP

  2016-02-26

  Some un-structured thoughts on Google's (AMP) project and Facebook's Instant Articles and how they might affect small publishers.

• Pre-schooler tip

  2016-02-25

  Pre-schooler tip: Turn your parent into a blubbing wreck by writing their name inside a heart on your doodle board.

• What will WordPress be?

  2015-12-03

  Change is upon us! If you work with WordPress, that is. I won’t go into details on the WordPress REST API that’s going to be a part of the software soon, or of “Calypso” which is a new tool for edit content and managing WordPress sites (both wordpress.com and self-hosted wordpress.org) that uses an API (or […]

• Bombs

  2015-12-03

  I tend not to comment quickly on things. I like to think. And, actually, quite often I don’t have time enough to think. I was travelling today. Travel time is good. It’s restful and gives me time to think. And I was catching up with my Twitter timeline from last night. The night that our […]

• Not so rapid application development

  2015-11-26

  I recently re-launched hasyourbabyarrivedyet.com, my super, super simple birth announcement service. I’ve rewritten it in Laravel: a PHP-based rapid application development framework. And one thing I learned is that launching even a super, super simple web application in public is a far from rapid process. Hasyourbabyarrivedyet.com is basically a big red button that changes the […]

• Going Ropeless

  2015-11-07

  The impact of a simpler, freer life is clear. How much do we miss out on experiences because of caution, rules, expectations? Perhaps, sometimes, the risk of 'going ropeless' is worth it.

• New Friend: Marin Muirwoods 29er review

  2015-11-05

  An all-round, family adventure and commuting bike that brings out the inner hooligan. Bought from a fantastic local bike shop in Swindon centre. Me and my bikes So, a bit of history. I love bikes and cycling, as you can probably tell. But my stable has until now consisted of only a cheap Raleigh Pioneer […]