After viewing the coverage of the 7/7 anniversary on the BBC I can’t believe it’s been 10 years since that awful day in London. So much has happened in the decade since, though in some ways the same fears and worries still exist.
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Author: Simon R Jones
PHP and me
PHP has just reached an incredible milestone, it’s 20 years old! On the 8th June, 1995, Rasmus Lerdorf released PHP 1.0. Now, 20 years later, PHP 7 is on the brink of being released and the language is stronger than its ever been before. With all the #20yearsofPHP stories around the internet I thought I’d add my own experiences and thoughts on how PHP has affected me.
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New Year 2015
Another year, another blog post. It seems I only have the inclination to write as the new year comes in – probably just a symptom of being too busy!
Look no Flash, analog clocks in SVG
Many years ago in the early days of the interweb I developed a live clock for an investor relations website. Back then Flash was the tool of choice to display a dynamic clock, but these days Flash is pretty much dead. After talking about clocks with a client recently I had another look at what’s possible today.
Paul Boag – Digital Adaptions – Time to Unite your Hands
My notes from the Paul’s talk at DPM:UK 2014.
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DPM:UK Lightning Talks
My notes from the lightning talks at DPM:UK 2014.
Mark Coster – Agile Kaliedoscope
My notes from Mark’s talk at DPM:UK 2014.