20th April 2019
How to use fetch in JavaScript to GET or POST data
Fetch is a fantastic JavaScript function which allows you to natively get and post data from the browser. This post includes some examples of how to use it.
20th April 2019
Fetch is a fantastic JavaScript function which allows you to natively get and post data from the browser. This post includes some examples of how to use it.
28th March 2019
Written For Liquid Light
When you've been working on a project for a while, you might find you have a few stale branches hanging around. At Liquid Light we have a git hook which tidies up after a merge
14th February 2019
Docker allows you to host websites locally, which allows you can develop them within an environment which can be an exact replica of the live one. This blog post explores my first experience with Docker.
4th February 2019
Newsletters that I, as a front-end developer, have found extremely useful and insightful. This is a new list compared to the original from 2016!
31st December 2018
2018 was a big year for me, in all sorts of ways. This blog post summarises one of the most life-changing years of my life.
17th November 2018
I recently sold my Xbox One S and bout a PlayStation 4 Pro. Why did I do this and what are the differences? This post outlines my thoughts from an "everyday consumer".
18th October 2018
The table below details what I've been listening to, what I am listening to, or albums I've discovered. There is no shame in this list
18th October 2018
Written For Liquid Light
Lumen is a micro-framework from the creators of Laravel. Using Laravel methodology, Lumen offers a leaner, cut-down version of the framework. By including less code, Lumen is able to offer ...
13th August 2018
I've had a few questions regarding what apps I use with which themes and settings. This is an up-to-date blog post with the answers.
7th August 2018
Sounds confusing, but there is a use-case, honest! Imagine you have an array with a set number of items in and you wanted to filter another array of objects based on that in your JavaScript. The post explains more!