Debugging is essential. More accurately, debugging is inevitable. Extending from the previous post on testing, a perfect project is a rare occurrence. Given the inevitability of debugging, it is worth mentioning that this demonstrates the …
While it might hurt to admit it, you are not perfect. That is why we perform website testing, or software testing. Testing plan Testing is not random. No matter what type of testing you are …
This post is perhaps a week out of date, but comes with the exciting news that I have my first ever coding job! Moreover, it could not have been a better personality match, if prayers …
Inertia is enough to kill all but the truly motivated; but even once you’re got the proverbial ball rolling, it still takes additional effort to maintain the momentum. I am after all just a mere …
It started off with a simple enough request: “Just saw a couple of you have added your email address to your profile page or portfolio site. Bots trawl sites looking for email addresses to spam …
Codes and ciphers have always fascinated me. Growing up I loved reading books about spies, with secret codes and hidden invisible pens. As I grew up, this fed in to my logical mind and although …
Oh they grow up so fast! What started out as just a little Pen on CodePen has now grown beyond recognition (and manageability) on there, and has been forced to grow up in this cruel …
A great way of learning and developing new skills is to take on projects which need a solution, even though you’re not entirely sure how to achieve it. The thing is, a project of the …
I was talking the other day about online learning resources which I use, and despite the fact I kept it brief, upon a session today tidying up some bookmarks I had and was aghast to …
There are myriad learning resources available on the Internet. Some substantially better than others, and then some more suited to certain learning styles than others; I have already discussed my feelings about Treehouse as a …
