Ramblings of a web developer and sometimes writer
If you're requesting a user create an account, you should also allow that user to delete the account. It's not a one-sided contract. The big guys do it for a reason. Sure Facebook would rather you turn off your account for a break, but you can still … [Continue reading] about User Account Deletion UX: A user deletion design pattern
This problem happened on a recent project. We're sending the browser a data collection of profiles that can become quite large, upwards of 1,200 of them on the site, as a json object. Javascript handles creating the list of profiles for the user to … [Continue reading] about Large Collection of Data on Page and the iPhone Will Not Scroll
When it comes to WordPress development on your local machine, a very quick and easy way to get started would be to use a Vagrant box, particularly a Homestead box. Homestead is a Laravel ready-made vagrant box that enables the user to very quickly … [Continue reading] about Add an additional WordPress site to a vagrant box
It's 2018 and if the weather has any say, I'll never go outdoors again. It's currently -9 with about four inches of snow on the ground. The snow doesn't bother me too much, but the cold can turn around any day now. With a new year comes the … [Continue reading] about Happy New Year and Leveling Up
Today's problem came as a result of a Firefox anomaly. It's one of those problems that comes up after launching because we were too lax in testing. Here's how it broke down, without going into great detail about the application. We're building a CRM … [Continue reading] about Inputs in Firefox storing previous values