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Why 2023 is the year of AI

It’s official. 2023 is the year of AI. ChatGPT, Bard, Autopilot, and others have changed the game of content, writing, coding, graphic artwork, research, and more; and is speculated to have an impact on jobs. Indeed, the ‘Godfather of AI’ Geoffrey Hinton quit Google due to its possible impacts. “According to Next Move Strategy Consulting the market […]

in General | May 13, 2023 | 404 Words

Latest Updates and what’s happening next

I haven’t written a blog article in many months, and I wanted to give some outline of what my latest update and changes will be happening this year. Goals I’ve been investigating various no code solutions for hosting content, for three main reasons: One of the things that attracts me to no code solutions is […]

in General | May 13, 2023 | 191 Words

Moving hosting

I apologise for not updating my blog as much as I’d like to, but recently I’ve been rethinking whether or not I need a blog, whether or not things like medium, substack, twitter, youtube and other platforms have actually disrupted blogging. I am intending to move hosting, or just push everything to a free hosting […]

in General | April 2, 2021 | 192 Words

No code: A game changer?

For many years web site owners may have had to go to expensive web designers, web developers, e-commerce specalists to craft their next winning website. Whilst this trend isn’t really going away soon, there is a trend that suggests using no code tools may offer a cheap, fast and effective way of prototyping, testing and […]

in General | December 26, 2020 | 341 Words

The difference between innovation and invention

Innovation and invention. From the outset, they look very similar; and often the words are used interchangability – but is there a difference? What is innovation? Innovation is great ideas realised. Dr Nick Spencer, Northumbria University It’s the churn of creation, development and implementation of a new product, process, service or intervention with the aim […]

in General | October 7, 2020 | 474 Words

Thoughts & Notes to a future Multidisiplinary Innovation student

Since completing my Masters in Multidisciplinary Innovation at Northumbria University (link) back in 2018; I’ve been approached by prospective students asking me – What is the course like? And of course, the more interesting question; is the MDI course worth it? Since completing the course; I’ve had a number of times to reflect back on […]

in General | September 25, 2020 | 1,863 Words

So, what should you look for when picking an agency to build my website or app?

Recently, I had a conversation with a client who wanted to build an app, and was bamboozled by the options, didn’t know who to trust, who could do a good job, or knew what they were selling; or could spot any warning signs before picking an agency to build their idea. It was dishearting, I […]

in General | September 25, 2020 | 1,659 Words

Single responsibility can be a real headache!

Single responsibility apps are a headache to code, to remember, to even parse visually; when it comes to simple apps — isn’t it just easier to keep it simple, stupid?

in General | June 23, 2020 | 1,693 Words

How SwiftUI can change the way you write views

I’ve been experimenting recently with SwiftUI, whilst I’m not great at it; I really appreciate the fact that its now much easier to layout views without all the un-necessary constraints which usually end up breaking. Further, it seems to be much easier to support bigger devices, landscape mode and yes, even dark mode. Whilst there […]

in General | May 26, 2020 | 232 Words

Swift CoreData is still painful to use

Recently I decided to try and learn a bit of Core data from the ground up. I’m not familiar with all the aspects of Core Data, however, since starting to program with Core Data I remembered why I hated it so much. Its really painful to setup, use or understand why things work the way […]

in General | May 1, 2020 | 156 Words

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