Online security has been featured in the news more over the past year than I think a lot of people like. Hacking groups (such as LulzSec) have been targeting high profile companies (including Dropbox, Sony, Valve, et al) and (among other sinister things) have been releasing…
Following my initial post on Web Developer Economics, here is my second entry, a response to Chris Coyer’s post on his Monthly Service Costs. Chris spends $531.91 a month, lets see how I stack up.
Taking inspiration from a post by Chris Coyer on Web Developer Economics, specifically that of One Off Software Costs I’ve decided to put together my own list of figures. Unlike Chris however, who had a start up cost of $1,779.98, I…
After around a year of using WordPress for the majority of the websites I built for Ghost, I was looking for something different. That isn’t to say that WordPress is bad – it isn’t – it’s just that for some…
Are you sitting comfortably, then I shall begin. Once upon a time… Once a year, at the start of the logging season, the greatest lumberjacks of world meet to take part in a competition. The rules are simple: using nothing…
For the past couple of weeks I’ve been learning how to build responsive Web sites, a process that is simple in principle, but complex in practice once you get down to the nitty-gritty. As I want to use this blog as…