These posts document my journey from graphic designer to full stack designer + developer. Many Ruby on Rails posts were written during my time at Actualize Coding Bootcamp.
One of the many Ruby notes I wrote during my coding Bootcamp! This quick explainer covers comparison and logic operators—symbols like == and &&—and how they help Ruby make decisions.
This post references a simple javascript snippet that loops through your site's links and makes external links open in a new tab.
Tips and how-to for creating a full-functioning GoDaddy forwarding solution.
This post demonstrates three ways to change the template of your WordPress blog post to display the last modified date instead of the original published date.
I'm building my 2nd Statamic V3 website using the Peak Starter Kit. This is where I capture tips I'm learning along the way. The developer of Peak and the Discord channel members are very responsive!
You'll love this interview with Goodreads founders Otis and Elizabeth Chandler, especially if you're a software developer. Guy Raz interviewed the Chandlers on February 7, 2022.
Whether you're learning or teaching CSS or Javascript, there are many fun, free, browser-based games to practice and perfect your skills.
This post discusses why, as a graphic designer and web designer, I signed up for a coding bootcamp and how it's helped me professionally.
See an example of using the Collections fieldset in Statamic V2 and displaying the content with {{ relate }}.
Both WordPress and Statamic content management systems are built on PHP. Just like many other programming languages, PHP's syntax for OR is two vertical lines; PHP's syntax for AND is two ampersands &&. Alternatively, the words "and" and "or" may be used, too. Here are some code examples.