Notes

Twitter is giving me a lot of #ffconf FOMO today! 😢

No hiding of the #PurpleLine roundal here at Farringdon station ..but who knows when it will open!

The Fake News Tour is exactly on point and what we need for these strange, unbelievable times, go watch https://www.jonathanpie.com

Looks like the booking engine issues for Eurostar / Deutsche Bahn are finally resolved 🚄🇩🇪🌍

Happy #DitchDay ...still empty

Eligible to vote but away on December 12th? Apply for a postal vote 👉🏻 https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/apply-for-a-postal-vote

Thoughts and recap from IndieWebCamp Brighton last weekend https://calumryan.com/blog/indiewebcamp-brighton-2019/

Wrapping up a more than expected productive weekend at IndieWebCamp Brighton. Working micropub endpoint additions ☑️ Dark mode website theme live ☑️

Today I'm at IndieWebCamp Brighton hack day ..so prepare for some random, meaningless test posts from my website as I stray from my main front-end capabilities and attempt to make significant live changes to my CMS back-end

In search of ditches

Back in Brighton for another IndieWebCamp

Get DUP done 🤦🏻‍♂️

Getting to grips with using TalkBack on Android. It's a very different way to navigate your touch screen but absolutely crucial in testing and experiencing how usable a website is for anyone with vision impairment

📢 No Homebrew Website Club London next week but don't miss out, get yourself on a train down to IndieWebCamp Brighton taking place on October 19th-20th

Adamant we're driving off this cliff edge now regardless but it's going to be all your fault if you keep offering to limit the damage when we crash

My technological solution for the Irish border can be implemented with just one line of CSS programming: .irish-border { border: 499km hidden }

Latest @Airbnb UI change ditches toggle menu and pushes the main website navigation for mobile to the bottom whilst hiding on downward scroll. Favourable location for large touch screens but only reappears on scrolling up so quite inaccessible 😕

Finally after five years I made it to the London Film Festival this weekend. I went to see the London première for Rialto (trailer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_NKTbmqqINs) which is set in and around Dublin Port. Feeding into my Irish heritage, I'm inclined to watch pretty much anything filmed on location in Ireland. The director, Peter Mackie Burns, came along too for a Q&A afterward which made from some interesting insights into how the characters were cast and a strong focus on cinematography.

None of that blockbuster trash tonight, time to watch a quality film #LFF

It's almost time for #HomebrewWebsiteClub London!