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This new blog workflow is brought to you by JekyllEx and as a result, it has to be the App of the Day. Find it here . JekyllEx is an editor and previewer for GitHub Pages-style blogs or sites like...

This week I made a switch. After finally breaking down and admitting that my iPhone 13 mini deserved to be repaired due to only being able to charge it wirelessly, and then being quoted $500 to fix...

So upon the stern direction of Canva and the presentation at DDD Perth 2025 which strongly asserted that legacy developers like me need to get over themselves (or their current employers) and embra...

Part two of the Big Day was that it was Software Freedom Day and the Perth Linux Users Group had a meetup in the evening. I couldn’t in good conscience miss that opportunity given the shared herita...

No I don’t have a stutter, yesterday I went to DDD Perth 2025 as promised. It was bigger and grander than I’d anticipated taking over a third of the stadium (up to 1300 attendees) making me want to...

Every once in a while you have an itch to scratch and there’s a good enough solution already out there. If you’re following the blog, you’ll note that I wanted to post in an open-source-ish way my...

I have come up with an automation. Let’s see how this goes. It seems that you can import Markdown into Notes. However Notes has some restrictions: The first line is always a title and implies t...

At least for me, as a Google Reeder refugee (thank you Reeder app), a blog without RSS cannot be called a blog at all. A note that your average GitHub Pages blog might not automatically get an RSS...

Now any self-respecting site on the 2025 internet needs to be ad-supported right? Well what happens when you’re brand new, and you have yet to atract a sponsor? You run a _house ad_ of course! And...

Let’s pull back the covers and go technical which I love to do. Given I’ve learned a bit from some documentation I’ve read already, let’s also give back. That’s very important! So… here’s how this...