Inside guardian.co.uk blog post
December 2009 | No comments
I’ve just written a post over at the Inside guardian.co.uk blog about how, as a team, we’re trying to improve the client-side for our users.
December 2009 | No comments
I’ve just written a post over at the Inside guardian.co.uk blog about how, as a team, we’re trying to improve the client-side for our users.
March 2006 | 10 comments
This is the lastest offering being pimped by Radio 1 and features on the television advert for Zane Lowe’s show. I’m quite glad that Radio 1 is still playing stuff that I love the first time I hear it because I’m way outside of their target audience age (15-24). Continue reading Crazy – Gnarls Barkley…
March 2006 | 1 comment
In 3 weeks time I will be leaving my current job and starting work as an E-Commerce Developer. I’ve really loved working for my current company, but it’s time to move my career on in the direction that I want it to go in. My passion lies in front-end development of web sites and applications and this new job will allow me to put my skills in accessibility and web standards into practice. Continue reading Done: Got Job. To Do: Move Out…
March 2006 | 2 comments
I both hate and love interviews (but more hate). I love the fact that most answers can be pre-planned so you don’t get flustered and can confidently let the interviewer know exactly what you’ve been doing since you left school or university. But then again, I hate the fact that most answers can be pre-planned. You may as well just hand the interviewer a sheet of paper with them on. Continue reading Competency-Based Interviews…
March 2006 | No comments
A few months ago, the company I work for wanted me to migrate our existing application to PDAs or smartphones. As I’d never developed for this environment before I began to research for it. It isn’t a definitive document but simply lists various ideas and capabilities of handheld devices to operate web applications. Continue reading Web Applications on PDAs…