by Jonathan | Mar 18, 2019 | Development, Experiences, Freelancing, WordPress |
I’ve never been someone who understood the value of unit testing. During my programming studies, when I learned new languages like PHP or JavaScript, unit testing was never a topic that came up. The byproduct of a non university, tertiary education I guess? The...
by Jonathan | Mar 11, 2019 | Book, Development, Experiences, Freelancing |
Have a clear understanding of your project requirements to ensure you get the most out of your freelance developer The purpose of this post is to ensure that you know precisely what you need to do in order to get the most out of the freelance developer you’re about to...
by Jonathan | Feb 8, 2019 | Development, Freelancing, WordPress |
One of the many little annoyances that I encounter while working on client sites, is when the client has a valid SSL certificate installed on their server, but the HTTPS redirection happens in code instead of at the server level. This means that even if I export the...
by Jonathan | Jan 9, 2019 | Book, Development, Freelancing, Laravel, WordPress |
A handy guide for clients working with freelance developers so nobody gets hurt… Working with freelancers can be, for some, the equivalent of playing with a loaded gun. It can work out, but there are times when it can really affect your business and your life. As a...
by Jonathan | Nov 22, 2018 | Development, Freelancing, WordPress |
Codeable needs people like you! Do you have a special relationship with the WordPress Codex, dream about coding standards and are able to build your own custom plugins from scratch? Do you work well with clients, have amazing communication skills and can solve...
by Jonathan | Nov 14, 2018 | Development, Experiences, Freelancing, Laravel, WordPress |
It’s amazing how stories mutate. What started as a simple ‘this is my setup’ post, then turned into a ‘what a day in my life looks like’. This morning I woke up and realised it might be more interesting, and less braggy, to look at how,...
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