Notes
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Note: 12 May 2022 @ 1:41 PM
Thinking of you and your dear family today, Pete. I miss you.
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Note: 08 May 2022 @ 12:49 PM
I made a mistake yesterday… I watched The Matrix Resurrections.
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Note: 28 March 2022 @ 4:18 PM
Oh yay! I've always been a huge fan of Tears for Fears so am chuffed to see they've brought out a new album, “The Tipping Point”. Loving it.
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Note: 28 March 2022 @ 4:06 PM
I really do miss drumming and reckon it’s time to blow the cobwebs off again. Turns out there’s a beaut of a practice studio not far from me called The Hive Rooms.
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Note: 28 February 2022 @ 1:35 PM
So, when I asked what you had up your sleeve, 2022… Really!?!
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Note: 01 January 2022 @ 5:35 PM
Ok, 2022. What you got up your sleeve...?
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Note: 30 December 2021 @ 1:00 AM
And so begins my 50th year on this planet.
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Note: 29 December 2021 @ 1:24 AM
Maybe I’ve been walking around in a stupor cause I’ve only recently come across terms like the "Great Acceleration" and "Overshoot". Very sobering stuff.
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Note: 28 December 2021 @ 8:56 PM
Just when I thought (hoped!) we wouldn’t get any closer to a similar fate as the Dodo… Tudum!
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Note: 13 December 2021 @ 6:25 PM
Last day of Covid 19 isolation for my wife and I. Tomorrow we're allowed back into the 'wild'.
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Note: 12 December 2021 @ 4:05 PM
F1. Last race. Last lap. What the hell happened!?!!
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Note: 07 December 2021 @ 3:41 PM
I've got Covid. Both my wife and I. 😷
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Note: 30 November 2021 @ 8:36 PM
Rebekah Baggs was asked; "What does the tech industry need more of? Less of?"
Her response:
Less artificial intelligence. More actual intelligence. Less moving fast and breaking things. More prioritizing the right things so you can get them done in a sustainable way.
I agree wholeheartedly.
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Note: 29 November 2021 @ 4:28 PM
Chris Coyier and Dave Rupert's "A Definitely Real-Life Front-Interview Experience" is both brilliant and unfortunately really close to the mark. Eish! 😬
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Note: 23 November 2021 @ 10:37 AM
I prefer a vanilla approach and tend to steer clear of using JavaScript frameworks if I can help it. Not that I have anything against JavaScript frameworks. I think they can be wonderfully powerful tools if we first keep the user in mind rather than prioritising the developer experience. At the moment I don't think we're getting that balance quite right.
Saying that, I think frameworks like Svelte, Astro, (and possibly Vue.js), are helping redress this imbalance.