Alex Standiford
I have created a second RSS feed on my site, specifically for micro content, like the post you’re reading right now.
If RSS is your thing, and you’d rather follow me using that, you can do so directly through my site now using the micro content feed:
Alex Standiford
So proud of my oldest son today. He had to go to the eye doctor to get a piece of sand out of his eye. He was very brave and held strong as the doctor used a q-tip to remove it.
So, we got KFC today because that’s his favorite ☺️.
Alex Standiford
I added comments on my site today! I mean, it doesn’t support replies or anything yet, but it can accept a new parent comment, and will display that comment on the post at the bottom.
I love these little ear plugs. They have worked into my life in ways I never considered when I first got them, but I now own several pairs and always have one in my pocket just-in-case the mood strikes me.
Over the years, all of my authenticity has found itself on social media instead of my website. I think that sucks. Why should Elon freaking Musk get the most authentic version of me? Mark Zuckerburg? Or anyone else for that matter? Screw that noise. I’m publishing stuff on my website first.
I have found that writing unit tests for exceptionally complex projects has forced me to change how I approach my work in some cases. This post talks about how I write prototypes of code to hash out how a project will work quickly, as a part of my design process.
My new site turns my personal website into a central hub, making it possible to view content I’ve published across the web. I’m so excited to finally have it up and running.
I had one of my clients come to me with a fun challenge. They wanted to be able to “flag” a post, and have that flag automatically disappear on the site after a certain period of time. This post explores how I solved that problem for them.
I built a WordPress plugin for an agency that integrates a third party events API with WordPress. This plugin loads fast, and reduces the number of requests. This post talks about how I approached this small project.
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