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Why I tend to setup clients with their own hosting and technology instead of offering those things to them.

Over the years I’ve seen one thing happen time and time again. Someone works with a company to get their site built out. The end result is great, but fast forward a few years and the client needs to do some updates only to find out the company that built their site won’t be able… Read More

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Tailwind is less than ideal

I’ve been a web developer now for over a decade and one framework that I will pretty much refuse to use, unless inherited, on a project is Tailwind. This is because after trying it out on a few projects. You have to add however many classes to your HTML elements to get things almost to… Read More

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Why I develop things to the lowest common denominator.

When it comes to development. It may seem like it’s best to use the latest and greatest frameworks on your projects. Or develop things to where you’re the one person your client or manager needs to call on to fix any issues. I’ve come to one conclusion. Don’t. Latest and greatest frameworks/apps/software Before you say… Read More

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So it’s our first project together. Where do we go from here?

So, we’ve agreed that there’s a project you have that needs a developer and it’s looking like I can fit that bill. Here are next steps and what you can expect from me when we are at that point. Timeline The first thing we need to discuss is timeline. That’s so I can figure out… Read More

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Why wordpress is my preferred CMS of choice

When it comes to website development. You’ll find yourself with a myriad of choices to choose from and most websites have different requirements they need to achieve. Is the site meant to be a blog, e-commerce site or a portfolio site? Do you go with vue, angular, static html, drupal or something else? In the… Read More

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