Creativity, curiosity, and code
In Swindon at the moment there is this brilliant “game” called “Beat the Street” intended to get people out and about and walking and cycling. They have put more than 170 boxes around the town, strapped to lampposts, and they have given out thousands of fobs and cards. The way the “game” works is that […]
I've been gently nudging SchoolBot development along in my mornings and evenings the last week - here's where it's at.
I don’t know if this is interesting, but maybe it gives some insight into the breadth of my work in a given week.
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.
In which I basically make a big song and dance about the fact that I have a new Twitter account and Facebook page.
In preparing for my WordCamp talk, a curated-content side project is happening. But when should I launch?
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 […]