Posts by tag: devlife

2019

My past experience with exposing a project running on my local machine to a public URL was mostly to invoke...

2018

Some of you may know that I organise a little meetup called Talk.CSS, Singapore’s only CSS-centric meetup, with Chris Lienert....

Today marks the 5-year anniversary of my first role as a developer. I wrote 2 similar check-point posts previously, one...

There are 2 kinds of people in the world, those who love the command line and those who don’t. I...

First of all, British spelling. Now that’s out of the way, I recently created a custom colour scheme for Sublime...

2017

So this month, I met a lot of awesome people while attending my very first Mozilla All-Hands, among whom were...

Disclaimer, this post may contain views that may or may not piss some people off. But they are my views,...

I’m typing this up as I’m sitting at the airport, on my way to St Petersburg, Russia to speak at...

The month of March has seen a mini-burst of hype around CSS grid, with Mozilla kicking things off by releasing...

Almost 2 years ago, I wrote a post called 542 days as a Drupal developer. Many more days have passed...

2016

macOS Sierra was officially released on 20 September 2016. That’s 1 week ago at time of writing. The day of...

Not too long ago, I was part of a panel at the launch event for TechLadies, an initiative that encourages...

As I write this, we are on the cusp of our third Talk.CSS meet-up. Talk.CSS is Singapore’s first CSS-centric meet-up...

2015

I live in the tropical island nation of Singapore. For those of you who have never heard of Singapore, it’s...

For someone who never learned “computers” in school, I’m actually pretty fond of the command line interface. I was one...

I’ve just listened to the latest episode of the Modules Unraveled podcast by Bryan Lewis, which talked about The current...

As you may know by now, this site is hosted on GitHub Pages. There is no limit to how many...