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Installing Jekyll on macOS (OSX) 10.11+
A description of how I installed Jekyll on MacOS 10.11+, including how to get past some of the errors I encountered.
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Why use Jekyll as a blogging platform?
Why I chose to use Jekyll, a static blog generation app, to power this site rather than something like Wordpress.
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Reconfiguring Jekyll processes for iOS
This article describes how I went about changing the way I used Jekyll to support moving from a MacOS MacBook Pro as main computer to using an iOS iPad Pro instead.
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Controlling your own creative content and IndieWeb
Why you should maintain control of your creative content on the internet via your own website and the blueprint provided by IndieWeb.
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How I use Jekyll on both macOS and iOS
Whereas Jekyll will run on macOS, it won't run on iOS, so I had to install it on my Linux server. This is the cross-platform process I use to publish articles via Jekyll.
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PHP 7 sessions timing out too soon
Fixing PHP sessions, which seem to be timing out too soon since PHP 7. The problem lies with where the sessions are saved.
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Coda review - nearly the perfect code editor
A review of Panic's Coda, which is a code editor, FTP and terminal app for macOS and iOS. It's basically very good but suffers from one or two drawbacks.
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Schema.org for a blog
How I use schema.org markup on a blog. A combination of WebSite, Blog, Article and BlogPosting, and things like Product and Review to generate rich snippets.
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Panic to release Coda replacement
Panic have announced that they intend to replace Coda, their web development software, with something entirely new.
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Using schema @IDs
How to use schema @ids to avoid repeating yourself when you want to define complex schemas. It's easier than you might think.
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Schema markup for a blog (Part 2)
My (revised) version of how to markup a blog with schema so that the relevant properties and relationships are properly defined.
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How to use the PHP built-in web server
A brief example of how to use the PHP built-in web server for testing and development purposes.
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Safari inspect element CSS problem
How to fix a problem with Safari's 'Inspect Element' where the DOM tree seems to bounce all over the place.
A review of Panic's Coda, which is a code editor, FTP and terminal app for macOS and iOS. It's basically very good but suffers from one or two drawbacks.