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At the moment we are deep in the clutches of Storm Darragh as it batters the UK.
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In an interview, Clay Herbert walks Nathan Barry through creating the best answer to the question “So what do you do?”.
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Sam Harris gives away his content for free but still makes money.
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The community for the CSS-Next repository recently had a vote to decide on a new official logo.
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In a recent interview Mo Salah shared some advice he received from the ex-Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger that has stuck with him.
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Finding a good available domain name for a project, product or company is hard but there is one web tool that I have found is more successful than others.
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We use the technology Apache Kafka as a key element in the implementation of the distributed ledger we have developed.
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A single, creative decision transformed our interactions with some junior engineers, boosting their morale and integrating them seamlessly into our team.
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Making a sale of a Software as a Service (SaaS) product to a large enterprise customer can be slow and difficult.
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A mobile app developer was frustrated recently by receiving a one star review for their application.
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How do you start to design a new rollercoaster?
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Often people are afraid to reach out to those above them in the hierarchy or in a different team, even if it is the best solution to their situation.
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Engineers are currently debugging why the Voyager 1 spacecraft, which is 15 billions miles away, turned off its main radio and switched to a backup radio that hasn’t been used in over forty years!
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Ed Roberts is a forgotten person in the history of home computing but played a huge role in getting us to where we are today.
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It is very easy to go through life and not realise the effects of loneliness.
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Back in the mists of time if you wanted to take a photograph you would have to use a camera that you had to carry with you.
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Sometimes it is handy to save a webpage for later and there are lots of ways to do it.
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There is a well known story about an old man fixing an engine.
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I support Somerset cricket club and have done since I was a kid.
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I was not old enough to remember the first man on the moon - in fact I wasn’t even born until the following year.
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It is very difficult to develop a simple piece of software and keep it simple.
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We needed to plan the work for the next quarter for the infrastructure team and in doing so came up with a simple way to breakdown the work.
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We recently visited a local Indian restaurant and they had an interesting way to explain the dishes on the menu.
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At a recent off-site we ran a simple group exercise that will hopefully make a big difference to the success of the company
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When I was at university, a long time ago, one of the books I really enjoyed was “The Cuckoo’s Egg” by Clifford Stoll.
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I hadn’t updated my blog for a while so I thought I would write a short post about The Keeper Test.
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Can a friend ask you for a chat when they really need one?
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It is that time of year where performance and salaries are reviewed.
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Do you suppress your emotions?
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When I am working and need to focus I like to have music in the background.
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For the first time in ages we had a family night at the cinema to see the film “One Life”.
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A lot of coding jobs can involve fairly “normal” tasks - create a page, write to and read from a database, add a new field to this screen.
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There is an idiom “the straw that broke the camel’s back” which, according to Wikipedia, describes
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My dad is pretty tech-savvy (he was an electronic engineer) however he was having problems with how long it took his Windows PC to become usable.
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I enjoy doing jigsaws once a year, over the Christmas period.
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During a team call this morning, one of the engineers mentioned about the useless things he still remembers and how it would be good if the brain would clear them out.
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By now most people have tried or at least heard of ChatGPT.
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I have just finished re-reading the book The Spark, a fictional account of a sports agent and his journey to learn about Cirque de Soleil from the inside.
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I come up with lots of ideas for potential applications, businesses, stories and random other things.
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My role has changed recently to include another team.
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A task can often look too big to tackle.
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Sometimes a decision comes with a cost, a sacrifice.
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When I grew up I had an old 35mm Praktica camera that was given to me.
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Turbo Pascal is 40 years old and it had a big impact on the direction of my career.
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There is a quote “A backup is not a backup unless you have recently performed a restore from it”; I got to find this out the hard way.
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We have manuals and guides for the software we use.
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An oh no second is that moment in time when you realise that you have done something potentially catastrophic and your stomach turns to mush with the dread and realisation.
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The role of the software developer is set for a major upheaval over the coming years.
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There is a rush at the moment to add AI to everything with a fear that if you don’t then you will be left behind.
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Foundations are important and need to be correct and strong before you build anything.