Just a very quick post to let you know about my newly launched profile site: My Name is Daniel. I originally purchased the domain danielhollands.co.uk back in November 2011 when I was working for Propeller. I’d heard on the news…
Back story Back in May, shortly after setting up a Google Apps account (to help me manage email for the various domains that I own), I had the idea to write an article on the blog explaining why it was awesome, and why…
Online security has been featured in the news more over the past year than I think a lot of people like. Hacking groups (such as LulzSec) have been targeting high profile companies (including Dropbox, Sony, Valve, et al) and (among other sinister things) have been releasing…
I’m having a bit of a dilemma. I’m a web developer, and as a web developer, I’m part of an industry that is forever evolving. New tools and techniques are being created all the time, and if you don’t keep…
I’ve not written a gaming post in a while, so lets write one now… Casual gaming … at the risk of sounding like a casual gamer, since getting my Galaxy Note 2 phone, I’ve found myself playing games on it….
Introduction I’ve been meaning to make this post for a few months now, but one thing lead to another, and before I knew it an unhealthy amount of procrastination had set in. I really don’t have any real excuse for this…
Here we are, post number three in the Just Plain Awesome category of Lime Blast, and we have another video (well, I’m not one to buck a trend). The video starts with a fairly non-descrip introduction by Hugh Grant, who talks about…
I have an idea. But like all potentially good ideas, I need evidence to back it up. Because of this, I’ve created a quick survey to try and gather said evidence. If you’re a web studio company boss, a project…
Original article As I’m in the very early stages of setting up a freelance web development business, I wanted to give a very quick shout out to Stuff & Nonsense for their fantastic Contract Killer – an open-source contract for web designers and developers….
Beautiful imagery, wonderful music and the fantastic words of the late great Carl Sagan. I will often put one of these videos on if I need a pick me up, so I hope they can bring some joy to you…
Following my initial post on Web Developer Economics, here is my second entry, a response to Chris Coyer’s post on his Monthly Service Costs. Chris spends $531.91 a month, lets see how I stack up.
Taking inspiration from a post by Chris Coyer on Web Developer Economics, specifically that of One Off Software Costs I’ve decided to put together my own list of figures. Unlike Chris however, who had a start up cost of $1,779.98, I…