Delicious Reverie

For the past year and a bit, I've worked at Blaze Communication, a marketing agency in Enfield.

Published on Monday, 10 August 2015 If you've been in the industry for any length of time, the chances are that you've been in one of those discussions about CMSes that are never resolved.

I'm not as good at this as I thought I was.

I'm not a huge fan of Advanced Custom Fields, but there was a requirement to use it in a recent project that had Bootstrap as a basis for the UI.

I'm not sure if you remember the early days of the web.

CSS Animations are quickly complimenting if not replacing Javascript for generating a little bit of on-page whizz (that's the technical term).

Since reading Boris Pasternak's Doctor Zhivago, I've been deeply moved by his poetry.

Developers sometimes get asked to do stuff for free.

I'm a great fan of Virginia Woolf's Stream of Consciousness writing, but that isn't why this post is here.

It's vitally important to have success before you start a project-perhaps the most critical stage to have success.

On a recent project for international research machine builder Anton Paar, I used the new flex-box CSS module for the first time.

I was getting nowhere.

I may have confused some of you with titling my personal site "Delicious Reverie".