In this post, I discuss dependency lock files, version control, and how I deal with inevitable merge conflicts

An overview of containers on Amazon Web Services

Getting started very fast with React and Redux

Learning some lessons about domains and hosting

I played with Redux-Form and loved it!

I put together a template for my own use, and felt it could be useful for others.

I recently re-ran a selection of benchmarks and tests on my phone, laptop and desktop, involving multiple browsers and operating systems. Here is what I found.

Before I get to meat of the subject, I compare the bread.

I replaced my Nexus 5 with a regular iPhone 6, and have so far lived to tell the tale.

This is a quick guide to the most visible apps on my phone. Which ones enjoy prime real estate?

In this short post, I introduce my CodePen.io profile, and demonstrate how I used CodePen.io to experiment with CSS Flexbox.

In this short post, I enumerate the good, the bad and the ugly about Godus 2.0.4. Don't worry, most of this falls into the first category. Compared the last 1.x patch, there is loads more to like this time.

Progressive Enhancement can spiral out of control with all the different levels of browser-compatibility that may need to be addressed. I attempt to reduce this to just two levels, whilst introducing my latest JavaScript library: noscript.js

Apple's default track-pad settings drive me up the wall. Here's how to fix them. Bandwidth-warning: this post has 1.4MB of screenshots.

In this post, I look at how jQuery has changed in size over recent versions. I also look at custom builds and how much each unused feature adds to your page weight.

In this post, I discuss Google's announcement, its impact on hybrid-app developers and possible future improvements. This is a cross-posting of an entry I made on my employer's blog [earlier](http://blinkmobile.com.au/news/blog/218-google-announces-chromium-webview).

I took a look at AWS m1.medium EC2 instances with Provisioned IOPS. This post is light on instructions and is basically just graphs of performance results.

Continuing my evaluation of cloud hosted file-systems, I started looking at Provisioned IOPS as offered by AWS. This post is light on instructions and is basically just graphs of performance results.

Continuing my evaluation of cloud hosted file-systems, I started looking at Provisioned IOPS as offered by AWS. This post is light on instructions and is basically just graphs of performance results.

I am evaluating distributed file systems for use at work, and I need to establish a baseline for performance. This is the first in a series of posts examining some of the simpler solutions for high-availability storage. This guide assumes you are familiar with managing EC2 and EBS resources in Amazon's Web Services.

I was on holiday in the USA and made an impulsive purchase. :)

A quick look at some issues I was having in Node.JS

A brief justification for selecting GitHub Pages as my blog hosting system, and a quick rundown of how I've used it.

Here I detail the current plan for this site and why I changed my mind about it.

Today I’ll go over the configuration of my MongoDB cluster. As I discovered, provided one reads the documentation, it’s surprisingly easy to get up and running.

This post covers my experience with setting up my very own EC2 just the way I want it. Note that this isn’t the first time I’ve played around with these, but it is the first time I’ve actually been motivated to try and do something productive with them.

In this post, I cover the basic cloud infrastructure I'm using. I also evangelise Amazon Web Services a fair bit. In fairness, ever since Microsoft supported Linux nodes in Azure, I've been pretty tempted to try them out.

Welcome to my blog-about-building-a-blog! Looks like I finally got this up and running to the point where I can actually submit content! Here's a brief overview of the technology in play.