Freelance technology, code and consultancy
So I’ve had my last official day as a freelancer. There are still some loose ends to tie up but I really ought to close out my thoughts on freelancing. You can also read part 1 and part 2 if you missed them. I’ve already given you 10 things, so here are some bonus experiences. […]
People with a high attention to detail or years of experience may seem to be negative, disruptive, “no-go”’people that stand in the way of progress and disrupt innovation. But have super powers and you should celebrate them.
The week in projects, posts and pins, with bonus toolbox, time machine and things I learned.
Some tips on writing CVs from someone who probably isn't qualified to give them!
I had a realisation: WordPress isn’t focussed on agencies and developers right now - it wants users who can fend for themselves.
Some useful experience and insight for people wanting to try to help improve communications in their teams.
I'm a bit stuck with my plans for 2019. The big question really, is: where do I fit in the world of web development?
While the confusion over the launch of WordPress’s new “Gutenberg” editor continues, I’ve been considering some other options. As someone who also works in the Laravel world, Statamic is making a pretty big blip on my radar. It’s a content management system that ‘runs on a “flat file” engine based on Markdown and YAML files’. […]
Trendy, abstract, modernist marketing is great, and you can still use some of that, but be careful what you write: you may need to be boring to be found!
I think it's easier to switch languages than to switch disciplines. We need job titles that better describe our disciplines.