Boyleing Point

Having consumed the launch leaderboard of Product Hunt routinely over the years, it has always been in the back of my mind as a vehicle to boost one of my side projects.

My Garmin watch is diligent about strength training in exactly one way: it knows when I lifted.

My agents kept overwriting each other's work.

My latest app has two users.

Two years ago I would have called this a mistake.

I didn't build hrs to track R&D.

I manage agents across a half-dozen repos, and many other work tasks and I would consistently get to the end of each day and have no idea what I even worked on.

When I look at nature I see a glimpse of the infinite creativity of our Father.

Having regrettably fallen prey to the allure of dating apps again, I am filled with a renewed sense of sorrow for the sheer number of people who, rather than seeming to express any genuine individual personality, appear to have been stamped out on an asse…

Two men went up to the temple to pray, one a Pharisee and the other a tax collector.

Mencken's Conservatism (2012), was written by Benjamin Marks, editor-in-chief for http://economics.org.au/.

How an Economy Grows and Why it Crashes (henceforth known as "the book") is written by Peter and Andrew Schiff.

Your currency is worthless.

I just recently re-built my Gatsby site using Next.js.

I realise that this is one of the most well-explored topics on the privacy-conscious edges of the internet, but seriously...

3 months ago I started a new OLAD program.

New lifters often place far too much importance on choosing the right program.

Arguably, the key feature that made Gitlab a market leading platform was their decision to build the platform as an end-to-end application delivery service including version control, CI, Infrastructure, community engagement, and so on.

I do a lot of complaining about privacy and annoying products, but there are some that I believe really do a good job.

Agile development is something that has evolved to become a bit of a joke in the software industry, much like an obscure gag amongst friends that evolves over time to the point where the humour is incomprehensible to anyone on the outside.

The last iteration of this website was a truly insane infinite scrolling carousel that was very overwhelming to anyone who dare behold it, so with this version (which recently had its first birthday) I decided to go with a much more content focused design…

I recently published a post on the Stak Digital engineering blog about our new app Guesstimate and project estimation in general.

Consider the definition list.

In Agander, I made my first forays into colour themes.

There are two commonly accepted approaches to making buttons with CSS, but both of them are a little bit shit.

I was recently given the job of rebuilding a particularly bad landing page from an external company.

I have had my eyes on Argus Eyes (http://arguseyes.io/) for quite some time and now I have the time to implement it at work.

The latest version of local-storage-manager has had the internal interface greatly improved for tidiness and best practice, and now has the new Namespace feature.

A quick-start guide for running Karma tests for Chrome in Travis CI.

I've recently been experimenting with using jsx in Vue, the Vue jsx plugin for babel and using that instead of the standard template pattern.

This article is probably no longer relevant After much frustration with this issue, I found this section in the react material-ui documentation - React-Tap-Event-Plugin.

Having built and published a few React components to npm, in keeping with the plug-n-play spirit of npm, I have what I believe to be a very simple implementation for both the development and installation of components.

Disclaimer: Shopify is not good.

It's been about 2 and a half months since the first official full release of Agander went live, and it's out with the old in with the new.

When you request a Google Calendar event it will come with a colorId which is either undefined if user didn't select a colour, or between one and 11 if they did.

Agander started in November 2015 with a vision to unify several of the productivity services I use.

After a long battle with the weird Google Task Javascript API I've established a module for Agander that has the ability to: Authorise a user Display all tasks in a given tasklist Complete a task Authorising the user and displaying their tasks is reasonab…