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Couple standing in their kitchen looking at a wall mounted whiteboard they use as a todo list.

The one secret no one tells you about todo lists

Number one will shock you! I've removed so much stress and still get everything done. Eventually.

Long exposure photo of a fire poi player. It's dark, there are a lot of traces left by sparks.

Traces and logs for local development and docker

How I organize my utility services, like log and trace collection, for modularity and reusability during local development

A rack of bowling shoes in order.

Work in a team? Have 4 groups of imports in your go files

Do you want to organise your Go imports into 4 groups instead of 3? Here's how you can do it with a new version of gci and golangci-lint

Golang style linters, multiline statements, and blocks with whitespace

Golang style linters, multiline statements, and blocks with whitespace

The golang ci lint linters whitespace, lll, and wsl can put you in a cycle of warnings about your code quality. By adding a comment to the right place you can appease all three.

Use gci in Goland as a file watcher

Use gci in Goland as a file watcher

gci is an amazing tool. It takes the guesswork out of organising your go file’s imports, and the command line version works as expected. Here's how to set it up in Goland.

Healthy Freelancing

Healthy Freelancing

How do you do freelancing in a healthy way? Boundaries, Time, Money, Responsibilities.

It’s 2018, and it’s totally possible to contribute to WordPress without touching svn

It’s 2018, and it’s totally possible to contribute to WordPress without touching svn

I work with WordPres a lot. It takes up a solid 12 hours of my day pretty much each day (minus weekends, because, you know, burnout). I’m also fairly vocal about not being the greatest fan of it. It’s aged, does things weirdly, but it works. Reliably. Shout

Move your body!

Move your body!

If you're someone who spends a lot of time at the computer, you might develop a bunch of physical ailments particularly around your muscles, and joints. In addition to that, I've started to take up the shape of the chair I'm sitting in (read:

My local development environment

My local development environment

There are so many tools to do local development, no wonder folks are lost. I’ve mostly tried them all with the notable exception of Docker. Here’s what I ended up with on a mostly permanent basis: Server, database, php, wp-cli I develop on a Mac. This means I