3rd December 2015
Let's drop IE8
Written For Liquid Light
For website creators, making sure a website looks good across device and browsers is our biggest challenge. Websites don’t have to look the same, but they do have to ...
3rd December 2015
Written For Liquid Light
For website creators, making sure a website looks good across device and browsers is our biggest challenge. Websites don’t have to look the same, but they do have to ...
2nd November 2015
Written For Liquid Light
Making sure your typography is readable on every display is arguably one of the most important aspects of front-end development. If your users can’t read the content on the ...
11th October 2015
I have recently been carrying my Raspberry Pi back and forth between my home and my local hack space - BuildBrighton. Both places have WiFi and with a Raspberry Pi ...
25th September 2015
At Liquid Light, we often have hack days - a day where we down client work and hack something together for a day.
17th June 2015
Getting your passwords out of Locko into something else can be tricky due to their unique export format. This post helps with PHP
17th June 2015
I recently acquired a Raspberry Pi camera and the first thing I wanted to do was set up a timelapse. The brains behind this is a slight modification of the standard camera code that the clever Raspberry Pi people give you. Its a python script which is then fired at regular intervals using a cron job.
4th June 2015
I finally managed to get my hands on an Arduino board a couple of days ago and have been playing around with it this evening. Arduinos run one bit of ...
30th April 2015
Written For Liquid Light
Slack is a hugely popular communication team tool which has grown from strength to strength over the last year. It was publicly released in February 2014 and has recently been valued ...
13th April 2015
Make sure you read the introduction to this series So you want the start hacking with your Raspberry Pi? There are a few things you need to do before you ...
1st April 2015
I've recently been playing around with Raspberry Pi and some hardware - seeing what else can be done with the tiny computer.