Musings on the Future of the Web
Digital transformation sounds exciting. You picture a future powered by AI, cloud-native services and cutting-edge customer experiences. Yet, research consistently shows that the majority of …
If you told a Fortune 500 CTO in 2015 that, within a decade, their most critical infrastructure would be spread across multiple clouds, containerised microservices, …
Modernising a legacy enterprise application without bringing business operations to a grinding halt might sound like a tall order. However, with the right strategy, it …
Well I sure picked a good time to get back into posting cricket highlights, as England got whitewashed in this ODI series, with probably the …
For England, the second verse, was the same as the first. A little bit louder, and a little bit… worse. But I have committed to …
I used to post cricket highlights into here, from official sources, to keep a record of them all in one place. I’ve not maintained any …
It’s Monday 27 January today, and as that’s a day many of the more miserable people in Britain call “Blue Monday” (the last Monday of …
It’s New Year’s Eve tomorrow and, although the Christmas decorations don’t come down for around another week, I’ve deactivated the snowfall plugin from this website, …
After the preliminary injunction against Automattic and Matt Mullenweg the other day ordered them to remove a checkbox preventing “WP Engine and their affiliates” from …
As a long-time WordPress user and advocate of open-source software, I’ve followed the recent legal proceedings between WPEngine and Automattic with keen interest. The case …