I’ve been getting news from not only the tech industry through Twitter for over a decade. I’ve got to know awesome people in the process. Now it’s time to stop using it as intensively. There are several reasons to cut the influence that wretched site has on my life. Here are four of mine.
May 2019 will mark two and a half years of me working in corporate environment as a software developer, front-end leaning web developer to be precise. It feels like a good time to reflect on that and ponder what to do next in 2019 and early 2020.
Last Thursday three recruiters messaged me. Two of them got a polite answer that what they have is not suited for me, the third one didn’t get an answer because it felt pointless.
At the beginning of my personal Dear Data project, I got myself a small notebook for recording the data. Unfortunately only after day or two of recording I found myself with a lot of noise or useless data.
Writing code is political, designing is political. Our politics needs to improve the world, not destroy it.
Despite my dyslexia I like to read books although I prefer to smell the books more. A year has ended, so let’s look what I’ve read.
My first version of CSS was 2 and the latest CSS version is 3 which was kind of released in early 2010’s. And since then we are to some degree stuck with it even though CSS from 2018 is a lot more capable than CSS from 2012.
Depression and misplacing my data journal made me take a break in this series. This time I am analyzing people around me.
This is more of note to myself because I stopped writing when I decided to leave WordPress and started working on SlothCMS.