My recent side project is a bingo generator for gaming, but it turns out it has another use that I'd not expected at all - it's become an invaluable cooking tool!

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There are a lot of Wordle-inspired puzzles popping up, and no good resource which lists them all. Here's my effort at compiling all of the Wordle alternatives in one place.

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Wordle has taken the world, or at least the social media bit of it, by storm, leading to a few variations. Here's one of mine.

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Ye National General Election, purveyor of fine Labour MPs to the gentry (and the poverty-stricken too). With apologies to the Pythons.

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Technical debt is a strange beast, and knowing when to pay it off is key to smooth product development.

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I have been no stranger to domain moves in the past, but in late 2018 was able to acquire the domain name readable.com, and so - for hopefully the last time - we're moving again!

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Inspired by Adrian Rosebrock‏, I take a little time for some self-reflection and look at what gave me life (and took life from me) in 2017.

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Over at Added Bytes HQ, a lot has been going on. Unfortunately, GetPostCookie had to be taken offline for a while. But it's back!

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The CEO Library is an amazing idea - interviewing CEOs and founders, but not about their apps. Instead, they ask about reading habits - what do you read, what books made a difference in your life, and what books do you recommend to others?

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In 2012, I left a Brighton web development agency to go freelance. Since then, I've been lucky enough to work with an eclectic selection of Brighton and UK companies, on everything from busy Magento shops to tiny newsletter campaigns. Never a dull moment! But, as of today, I'm no longer a freelancer. Today ... I am a founder.

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