Thanks to Scott Hanselman’s tweet. I went off and had an enjoyable couple of hours building Jerrie Pelser’s Airport Explorer and learnt a lot more than I was expecting. Firstly the app is a single page ASP.NET Razor application, something I didn’t even know existed but now will be my first choice to use when developing an upcoming […]
After several fruitless attempts to contact my previous web host in order to add HTTPS to this site I gave up and moved this blog to WordPress. Additionally I was getting increasingly bored with the management of a self hosted WordPress site with challenges such as deciding which versions of WordPress the hosting company would accept, […]
Lighthouse is a useful tool that is unfortunately tucked away within depths of the Chrome browser devtools. It performs an audit of a URL that you supply and provides a report based on scoring across five categories; Performance, Progressive Web App (PWA), Accessibility, Best Practices and Search Engine Optimisation (SEO). The easiest method of taking […]
If your JavaScript executes but not how you expect it to, one method to find out what is going on is to add code to the script that outputs information to the console as the script executes. Vanilla Logging The method that most JavaScript developers default to is to use console.log similar to the screen […]
I have listened to these episodes multiple times now and have been able to extract more value and extra insights from them on every playback. I hope you find them enjoyable as much as I have. Akimbo: No such thing (as writers block) Seth Godin’s podcast is superb, this episode on writers block is my […]
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