Side Project Imposter Syndrome
Posted on 2nd April 2021.
What is a side project, if not a safe place to get imposter syndrome?
Showing posts from the category "Thoughts"
Posted on 2nd April 2021.
What is a side project, if not a safe place to get imposter syndrome?
Posted on 22nd February 2021.
I have recently made a side project called "Socket RSS". The idea is it becomes a place for Gleefreshing, not Doomscrolling.
Posted on 14th January 2021.
Delegation is hard for people who find themselves in management roles. The trick is to be the overflow, not the gatekeeper.
Posted on 10th December 2019. Written For Liquid Light
As a developer, dealing with designers and their creations can sometimes be challenging. At Liquid Light we've honed our process to ensure minimum friction between both developers and designers.
Posted on 11th November 2019. Written For Liquid Light
All too often you hear about people losing their phones and, along with it, their data. This blog post explores how you can become "device agnostic", freeing the tether between your device and your memories.
Posted on 22nd August 2019.
I've always been keen to discover new newsletters and have always kept my eye out for recommendations. I decided to collate these recommendations and build a directory.
Posted on 31st July 2019.
I read "The Real Dark Web", a blog post from @whalecoiner and within a few paragraphs it really hit home. There are a few noisy web developers who are innovating, ...
Posted on 17th November 2018.
I recently sold my Xbox One S and bout a PlayStation 4 Pro. Why did I do this and what are the differences? This post outlines my thoughts from an "everyday consumer".
Posted on 19th March 2018. Written For Liquid Light
At the beginning of this month, Google announced they were rolling out Hangouts Chat to all users of Google Suite over a week or so. Our suite was finally updated ...
Posted on 8th March 2018. Written For Liquid Light
In 2017, one of our front-end developers wrote and released a book about the JavaScript library; Vue.js. This blog post explains the process he went through to get the book from his mind to print.
Posted on 18th May 2017. Written For Liquid Light
On 30th March, I took the many trains over the many hours required to get to Oxford from Brighton and attended Render Conf. In it’s second year, this conference ...
Posted on 2nd August 2016. Written For Liquid Light
Trello is a great tool which lets you easily manage projects. Ranging from websites to weddings, Trello helps you create tag and move cards. At Liquid Light, we use Trello to keep track of our marketing output - this blog explains how.
Posted on 29th January 2016.
I have been searching for a solution to my problem for a while now and I have had no luck - so i'm putting it out to the masses to ...
Posted on 25th January 2016. Written For Liquid Light
We are often asked whether videos for your website should be uploaded and hosted on your own website and server or if they should be uploaded to a social website ...
Posted on 3rd December 2015. Written For Liquid Light
For website creators, making sure a website looks good across device and browsers is our biggest challenge. Websites don’t have to look the same, but they do have to ...
Posted on 30th April 2015. Written For Liquid Light
Slack is a hugely popular communication team tool which has grown from strength to strength over the last year. It was publicly released in February 2014 and has recently been valued ...
Posted on 15th December 2014. Written For Liquid Light
HTML emails are a great way of keeping your customers up-to-date, but are not as versatile as web pages. Here's our list of things to consider when designing and building HTML emails.
Posted on 19th June 2014.
Evans Cycles blogged "10 Moments Every Cyclist Hates" and before I had even read the blog, plenty of moments popped into my head - these are my top 10
Posted on 15th February 2013.
So like my good friends Anthony and Kris, I've realised how little i've blogged over the last year. Looking at my archive the last 6 months of 2012 played host to just 1 ...
Posted on 29th August 2012. Written For .net magazine
This article first appeared in issue 230 of .net magazine – the world's best-selling magazine for web designers and developers. Conferences are great. You get to meet fantastic people, you learn ...
Posted on 19th July 2012.
Road cycling. Its boring. Its rubbish. Most road cyclists just go round in circles. Up to the top of a hill, turn round and back again - wash, rinse, repeat.
Posted on 11th July 2012.
In the middle of May, I attended my first big web conference – the Future of Web Design. I’ve been to a few small-scale conferences before, but never one but never one of the big boys
Posted on 16th May 2012.
I bloody love twitter. It's great. Now, I'm not some twitter addict or nerd, well I am, but that's by the by.
Posted on 26th February 2012.
Whenever I am thinking about making a significant purchase, I always hunt around for reviews, check out blogs and generally search the web for word, be it good or bad.
Posted on 16th February 2012.
Recently I've been going through a fad of buying web related books. I love the feel of books, I love reading books.
Posted on 4th February 2012.
I’ve been commuting for nearly a year now. Proper commuting that is. Getting up at some unearthly hour to sit on a train for a bit. Living in a ...
Posted on 16th March 2011.
Sometimes I wish we lived in a musical. Not not necessarily with all the singing but just with all that general happiness.
Posted on 22nd April 2010.
Just a short note on my Twitter series of posts! I thought i'd let you know about this tweeting kettle...or Twettle (seeing as it is on the title..). I ...
Posted on 21st April 2010.
Twitter, Twitter Twitter. How you have taken over the world? (And my life?) I have recently properly got into Twitter. Before it was just a laborious update to show I ...
Posted on 20th April 2010.
I have always been a music fan. Playing violin from the age of 7 and progressing onto guitar, the musical world has always intrigued me.
Posted on 29th January 2009.
I feel geeks are somewhat underestimated in the continuum of time and space. But, in reality, they are amazing. I'm not ashamed to admit I'm a geek.
Posted on 28th January 2009.
Knowledge is a powerful thing. I can turn worlds into war, it can turn people to power, and it can turn children to critics, humans into inhabitants. Its one of ...
Posted on 27th January 2009.
Thoughts are someone’s heart, someone’s soul, someone’s hero trapped inside the body of their worshiper, their disciple, and their devotee. Thoughts can make someone’s day, someone ...