JavaScript Module Pattern
Jan 9, 2016
A detailed explanation of the JavaScript Module Pattern and why it is an essential JavaScript pattern to master. ...
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what are agile planning methodologies ?
Jan 6, 2016
“Plans are worthless, but planning is everything.” — Dwight D. EisenhowerThe above quote is one of my most favourite quotes, and personally I think it more than adequately describes the approach...
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Permalinks on WordPress not working
Nov 19, 2015
Gary Woodfine
Freelance Full Stack Developer at threenine.co.uk
Helps businesses by improving their technical proficiencies and eliminating waste from the software development pipelines.
A unique background as business owner, marketing, software development and business development ensures that he can offer the optimum business consultancy services across a wide spectrum of business challenges.
A unique background as business owner, marketing, software development and business development ensures that he can offer the optimum business consultancy services across a wide spectrum of business challenges.
Latest posts by Gary Woodfine (see all)
- Happy 4th Blog Birthday – A blogging year in review - Dec 6, 2018
- Getting started with .NET Core and the Serverless Framework - Dec 3, 2018
- How to use the Abstract Factory design pattern in C# - Nov 18, 2018
If you’re setting up an installation of WordPress on a new server or desktop and you’re using Apache2 web server. You may come across a situation that your PermaLinks don’t function as expected.
This situation may well be caused by the fact that you have not configured your Apache2 web server correctly. There are 4 steps involved to overcome the issue of permalinks on wordpress not working.
Happy first birthday
Nov 18, 2015
On the 19 Nov 2014 @ 14:21, I configured WordPress on my production server which resulted in the first post to be published. Hence, I'll take this as the...
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Nov 14, 2015
Gary Woodfine
Freelance Full Stack Developer at threenine.co.uk
Helps businesses by improving their technical proficiencies and eliminating waste from the software development pipelines.
A unique background as business owner, marketing, software development and business development ensures that he can offer the optimum business consultancy services across a wide spectrum of business challenges.
A unique background as business owner, marketing, software development and business development ensures that he can offer the optimum business consultancy services across a wide spectrum of business challenges.
Latest posts by Gary Woodfine (see all)
- Happy 4th Blog Birthday – A blogging year in review - Dec 6, 2018
- Getting started with .NET Core and the Serverless Framework - Dec 3, 2018
- How to use the Abstract Factory design pattern in C# - Nov 18, 2018
In this post I will provide instructions to install WordPress on ubuntu server. This tutorial is aimed at those users who may want to install WordPress on a virtual server for development purposes.
Get back your privacy
Nov 3, 2015
As a remote freelance software developer, I spend the vast majority of my life connected to the internet in some shape or form. In fact the internet is pretty much...
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what is a RESTful API?
Oct 27, 2015
Modern Software applications are required to connect across different machines , User Interfaces (UI) and provide data to other applications in the form of services. To enable this software...
Read MoreUpdate libreoffice to version 5
Oct 23, 2015
(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});I wanted to update my LibreOffice application suite on my Ubuntu desktop. The news on 5 August 2015 that The Document Foundation (TDF) announced the release...
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Viglen Genie Desktop PC Ubuntu Linux v14.04 LTS Review
Oct 21, 2015
I needed to upgrade my existing desktop computer, I just needed a little more power than my faithful old Dell OPTIPLEX 745 was providing. Although it is still able to...
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Install Skype on ubuntu Desktop
Oct 20, 2015
Gary Woodfine
Freelance Full Stack Developer at threenine.co.uk
Helps businesses by improving their technical proficiencies and eliminating waste from the software development pipelines.
A unique background as business owner, marketing, software development and business development ensures that he can offer the optimum business consultancy services across a wide spectrum of business challenges.
A unique background as business owner, marketing, software development and business development ensures that he can offer the optimum business consultancy services across a wide spectrum of business challenges.
Latest posts by Gary Woodfine (see all)
- Happy 4th Blog Birthday – A blogging year in review - Dec 6, 2018
- Getting started with .NET Core and the Serverless Framework - Dec 3, 2018
- How to use the Abstract Factory design pattern in C# - Nov 18, 2018
I have recently purchased my new Viglen Desktop Computer from ebuyer. It has arrived with Ubuntu 14.04 pre-installed, which is just awesome. However, as with any new machine getting it set up just the way I want to be productive does take a bit of time. In order to speed up this process I have been developing a number of BASH scripts, that I repeatedly run to install skype on ubuntu desktop.
Configure Ubuntu to enable the execution of npm without sudo
Oct 5, 2015
Gary Woodfine
Freelance Full Stack Developer at threenine.co.uk
Helps businesses by improving their technical proficiencies and eliminating waste from the software development pipelines.
A unique background as business owner, marketing, software development and business development ensures that he can offer the optimum business consultancy services across a wide spectrum of business challenges.
A unique background as business owner, marketing, software development and business development ensures that he can offer the optimum business consultancy services across a wide spectrum of business challenges.
Latest posts by Gary Woodfine (see all)
- Happy 4th Blog Birthday – A blogging year in review - Dec 6, 2018
- Getting started with .NET Core and the Serverless Framework - Dec 3, 2018
- How to use the Abstract Factory design pattern in C# - Nov 18, 2018
Node.js Package Manager (NPM) , is an is an online repository for the publishing of open-source Node.js projects, and a command-line utility for interacting with said repository that aids in package installation, version management, and dependency management. Essentially what this tools enables you to do is easily and quickly make use of the plethora of nodejs packages being developed on a daily basis. NPM enables the community to share and contribute to reusable javascript code libraries to help others with common software development problems.
5 reasons why the office is a bad place to work
Sep 7, 2015
Gary Woodfine
Freelance Full Stack Developer at threenine.co.uk
Helps businesses by improving their technical proficiencies and eliminating waste from the software development pipelines.
A unique background as business owner, marketing, software development and business development ensures that he can offer the optimum business consultancy services across a wide spectrum of business challenges.
A unique background as business owner, marketing, software development and business development ensures that he can offer the optimum business consultancy services across a wide spectrum of business challenges.
Latest posts by Gary Woodfine (see all)
- Happy 4th Blog Birthday – A blogging year in review - Dec 6, 2018
- Getting started with .NET Core and the Serverless Framework - Dec 3, 2018
- How to use the Abstract Factory design pattern in C# - Nov 18, 2018
I don’t usually do this, however this time I just couldn’t resist. I just had to respond to such an ill thought out, badly researched and the be honest just completely full of fallacies piece of journalism. In the piece, Five reasons why the office isn’t such a bad place to be, attempting to identify why working from home is a bad idea. However, all that was brought to attention were the incorrect stereotypes associated with working from home.
What is SEO and how to do it cheaply
Sep 5, 2015
Gary Woodfine
Freelance Full Stack Developer at threenine.co.uk
Helps businesses by improving their technical proficiencies and eliminating waste from the software development pipelines.
A unique background as business owner, marketing, software development and business development ensures that he can offer the optimum business consultancy services across a wide spectrum of business challenges.
A unique background as business owner, marketing, software development and business development ensures that he can offer the optimum business consultancy services across a wide spectrum of business challenges.
Latest posts by Gary Woodfine (see all)
- Happy 4th Blog Birthday – A blogging year in review - Dec 6, 2018
- Getting started with .NET Core and the Serverless Framework - Dec 3, 2018
- How to use the Abstract Factory design pattern in C# - Nov 18, 2018
In this post I will discuss the basics of Search Engine Optimization (SEO), focusing on What is SEO and some simple strategies you can implement on your blog to improve its performance in Search Engine rankings. I have learned over the past year or so regarding SEO while running my blog. When I initially started this blog, I knew very little about SEO, other than I potentially needed to do it on my blog and apparently it was an expensive exercise to undergo.
Through a bit of research, I discovered that there are a lot of charlatans and downright dirty criminals operating in this specific area of the internet. I figured out that if I didn’t want to get ripped off by these snake oil salesman, I best get familiar with this area and attempt to learn the basics. I thought I would share my experience and knowledge I have gained over the past year to help anyone who is embarking an any new internet project.
Top 4 WordPress SEO plugins
Sep 4, 2015
(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});I have previously posted about what is seo and how to do it cheaply, in this post I will provide my top 4 WordPress SEO plugins...
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How to execute a BASH script
Aug 27, 2015
(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});You may on occassion feel the need to automate certain processes or proceudres on your linux based computer. These maybe simple processes like ensuring your packages...
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The challenges of remote working
Aug 18, 2015
I just read two of Scott Hanselman's blog posts , Being a Remote Worker Sucks - Long Live the Remote Worker and Tragedies of the Remote Worker: "Looks like you're...
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Install Mean.js on Macbook
Aug 12, 2015
(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});I have just set up my new mac book to carry out some mean.js development work. I had never set up a a mac to do...
Read More It’s not about being Agile, it’s about implementing practices that provide flexibility
Aug 8, 2015
(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});I have posted before about what is Agile Methodology, but in this post I will discuss some of the most common side effects and failures experienced...
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Guard against cyber attacks
Mar 10, 2015
The small steps you can take ensure the security of your small business. There seems to be a lot of hype in the media at the moment about eminent of cyber...
Read More Simple lightweight node.js web server
Nov 26, 2014
A quick tutorial on how to create a simple lightweight node.js webserver...
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