Thoughts on AMP
Some un-structured thoughts on Google's (AMP) project and Facebook's Instant Articles and how they might affect small publishers.
Creativity, curiosity, and code
Some un-structured thoughts on Google's (AMP) project and Facebook's Instant Articles and how they might affect small publishers.
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 forĀ edit content and managing WordPress sites (both wordpress.com and self-hosted wordpress.org) that uses an API (or […]
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 […]
I think that the distinction between developers and designers is actually an important one that we should keep, not throw away.
I'm building a little WordPress dashboard widget for posting quick images to your blog. Here's what it is and why I made it.
What might Twitter's new "Digits" login system mean for security, hackers, operators, and all of US!
Introduction Today was my first time at WebDevConf in Bristol. I was taking notes as I went. These are currently un-edited, and will probably make more sense to me than they will to others. But there might be useful tips and links in there. I may edit/tidy up at some point. Here’s the silly intro […]
Three main things that stood out from WebDevConf 2014
From the moment I first heard of Google Latitude I wondered why on Earth I'd want to tell the world where I was.
I'm currently running...err...at least 4 small web-based projects at the moment, so I'm getting to grips with Hosting, DNS and CSS again.