Katie Adams articles - 14 total
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On Twitter recently, I announced the creation of my first ever codepen! 🎉 The point of the codepe...
Configuring the Storyblok Bridge in TypeScript
The Storyblok Bridge allows us to work with the live editor on Storyblok, arguably the CMS' most impressive feature. However, to set it up in TypeScript with a Nuxt/Vue project requires a little more tinkering...
My Portfolio: Rate and Review
At last, I have completed work on the first iteration of my portfolio. I'm now seeking constructive feedback, both positive and otherwise.
WasteAway: An Android Recycling App
Over the last few weeks, I've been learning React Native for my final year of university dissertation. Now, it's on the Google Play Store - and I need your help.
Development Environment: Windows or MacOS?
It's the ever-present question (and argument): Microsoft or Apple?
Arrested (Web) Development - Part 3
This is your fair warning that the following content is going to be pretty freakin' nerdy.
Arrested (Web) Development - Part 2
The second part in this series, looking at real life cases of app development practices. In this instance, Caffe Nero.
Win for the Week: What have you achieved?
Big or little; programming or other. What productivity has made you proud of yourself this week?
Arrested (Web) Development - Part 1
From this moment on, please read all articles in this series using your best interpretation of Ron Howard's exceedingly good narrative voice.
Jack Of All Trades or Master of One?
That age old question: how many pies should one have a thumb in?
How To Balance Personal and Professional Projects
Our hobbies define us; they help us unwind and focus, but when prospective employers look for you to be pursuing work outside of work, how does anybody find the time?
SOLVED: Raspberry Pi Permissions
For a non-profit animal shelter, I'm trying to create a web application hosted on an Apache server, all built on a Raspberry Pi.
Dealing With Ignorance/Bigotry In The Workplace
They will forget about it as soon as they've said it; you'll think about it all night.
Non-profit projects: how to work with little to no finance?
As the resident techie at my local animal shelter, I've taken on the challenge of helping them implement digital solutions. They've got a paper problem that I'd love to digitise into a database storage solution. The problem? I cannot guarantee any financial backing. Any advice?