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I took a break from my desk and spent yesterday morning networking at the Business East event. Held at the Weston Homes Stadium in Colchester, it’s a popular business to business show attracting 700 visitors. Aside from the networking opportunity, I was interested to hear Mandie Holgate’s seminar, ‘I Hate Phoning People.’ (Just as a […]
Over a year ago, Matt Mullenweg (co-founder of the WordPress project) told the community of WordPress developers to ‘learn JavaScript deeply’. Since then, a new feature project was created with the aim of improving the way people create content on WordPress. For many years, TinyMCE (Tiny Moxiecode Content Editor) has been the face of content […]
Nearly three years ago the social media giant Facebook sealed the deal on a $2 billion buyout of the virtual reality company Oculus. Many people are still unsure why exactly they’d want to buy into such an industry. Although this sort of thing happens a lot within Silicon Valley and the tech industry in general. […]
So we’ve managed to survive another eventful Christmas. Where the cats managed to kidnap the three bird roast whilst it was defrosting on the kitchen top, leaving us with microwavable southern fried chicken for our main – and our Christmas tree failed to fit into the same box it arrived in, so it is now […]
I don’t remember exactly when I first started developing websites, although it was over ten years ago and I was still in school; just to give a rough indication of my age now! When I started, I didn’t know anything about the industry and what it was really like to code as a career. My […]
Last month, WordPress 4.9 was released to the public after roughly three to four months of constant hard work in making sure that all of the planned features and outstanding bug reports were closed and ready to be shipped, in a stable product for the world to use. It was made possible by the four […]
In today’s digital age, it’s nearly impossible to not hear about the constant attacks that computer systems face each and every day. Only last May did we see news about several businesses which include the NHS being hit by cyber attacks on a huge scale. So it’s no wonder that in this day and age, […]
In a previous post I explored some of my highlights from UX Brighton 2017, specifically exploring the Cynefin framework and Systems Thinking. In this blog I’d like to give my thoughts on 2 more of the talks I saw, the first a methodical approach to the ordering and prioritisation of user tasks, the second an […]
An occasional trip to Brighton is always welcome when you can squeeze it in between projects. When your reason for going is to listen to some fascinating speakers and learn something to boot, then the trip is even more rewarding. I was lucky enough to attend UX Brighton 2017 and I can only offer my […]
From its origins as an online book shop in 1995 to now holding the title as the largest internet company by revenue in the world, no one can deny that Amazon has truly dominated the digital landscape. In fact with more than 353 million products available online, Amazon has now surpassed Google as the number […]
