ALAN LAVENDER @lavenderlens@social.cleverlibre.org

My teaching #JavaScript weather app now has geolocation plumbed in too. Pretty pleased.

#ios techies: what’s this?

When Apple tells you off for having too much of a good time. Roll on #summer.

Memory lane. What the iPhone iOS randomly throws at you. Used to hate it. Now love it, kinda. An AI’s idea of your scrapbook life.

Just finished a successful week delivering a mix of JavaScript and Java. Straight outside, in the sun, feet up. Cujo still wearing his Cone Of Shame 🐶🚑

This is interesting… read it, it’s not what you might think..,
https://worldcouncilforhealth.org/the-great-freeset/

He enjoyed that moment of freedom before today… The Collar Of Shame 🐶 🤕

I love it when all these #developer types post pics of their flawless minimalist low lit colour coded water cooled mechanical keyboard curved monitor rising desk and Big Mic setups. I’m happy as a pig in proverbial with this. It does the job and leaves me enough desk space for the tea.

They say that lightning never strikes twice... well thanks to the generous free API limit from https://openweathermap.org/ it can strike up to 1k times a day in my demonstration weather app!

Finally. Beach with Cujo in between showers. #TheStormIsOver

Work. From. Home. It may be past normal office hours but it ain’t no normal office no more😎

Since the cats’ flea treatments they’re allowed in. Guess that’s one more jumper for the wash😂

Thoroughly enjoyed watching The Life Ahead (dir: Edoardo Ponti, 2020)

Anyone think I’ll solve my axios error (400) by close of play today? Looking for a friend here😂👨🏻‍💻💥

Eureka moment. Two API subscriptions and 559 combined requests later and I find out that it's cloudy outside. But it beats looking through the window for maintainability.

Do you think I’ll remember my nine o‘clock tomorrow?😂

The Northern Lights just now from our window in Donegal, Ireland. Shot by my daughter.

You adopt a no-code CMS for a site. You want the client to be able to make their own updates. But there’s a process of letting go. This will always strike terror into my heart.

Web designers are like buses - none around when you want them, then two come along at once...

my new wallpaper