The Tantive IV set is complete! It took a wee bit longer than we planned, but it’s finally finished. Now, we just need to find a place to put it.

Family guy and web developer
The Tantive IV set is complete! It took a wee bit longer than we planned, but it’s finally finished. Now, we just need to find a place to put it.

After some consideration, I’ve decided to kill my Atlassian account. I’m not using any of their products other than Trello. Despite Trello’s benefits though, it can be replaced by a number of tools that I already own.
Progress on the Tantive IV build has been good. Almost there!

I’ve been trying to build a series of themes using the Tailwind CSS framework. Creating the different components of each theme is simple to do, but bring these components together has been more challenging. My design eye for these things isn’t great.
After a few weeks of not posting to my dev blog, I’ve decided that over the weekend I will delete this blog.
I don’t see the long term value in having this resource on a seperate domain or in collating the links for this blog. Instead of posting to a blog, I’m going to start collecting web development and Rails guides and resources on a number of pages on my personal website.
Don’t worry folks, I’ll keep posting here and any major changes in this web development content will be shared here as well.
Nicholas Bate with some basics for your marketing strategy.
Mobile version of XCode coming to iOS? I hope so.
Kurt Harden is supporting local businesses. We all should do this and continue to do so when the pandemic ends.
In an effort to break the boredom, I opened a few Lego sets that we had initially put aside.
Drew’s been desperate to build the Tantive IV set, so we’re starting with this one and just doing a couple of bags a day. When it’s done, it’s definitely going to be quite big.

Great day for a walk, although the trees are still a little bare for my liking.
