I was on the 2 Blokes Chatting Radio Show!
Neil and Rob called me yesterday and asked me about the town I live in and some of the work I am doing. Check it out!
Neil and Rob called me yesterday and asked me about the town I live in and some of the work I am doing. Check it out!
A customer of mine has a lot of animals and wanted to scan a QR code of each animal before working on it. The code would then take them straight to the animal’s data entry page. Let’s see how it’s… Read More »QR Codes in Django
From time to time we want to prevent double clicks on a link – but also give notification to the user that something is happening on the back end. So we decide that on click of our link, we want… Read More »Changing anchor tag text on click – and stop double clicks!
Selenium is a tool to automate accessing a browser programatically. It tends be to ‘locked’ to a particular version of the Chrome Driver. My system need Chrome Driver 102 – and at the time of writing the Chrome Driver is… Read More »Fixing “This version of ChromeDriver only supports Chrome version 102” caused by Selenium
I used to run a Website Design business. I have dealt with many hacked WordPress sites over the years and even though I am focussed more on the programming side these days – here is what I learned about keeping… Read More »5 Tips on keeping your WordPress site secure
I was lucky enough to be interviewed by Kojo Thompson. He runs the Why I Network – where he interviews people from all sorts of occupations. The target demographic is high school students who are finding out information about various… Read More »Andy Ide featured on Why I became a Software Engineer
On Oct 27th, 2022, I was featured on Django Chat – the largest Django podcast in the world. We discussed: Listen to the podcast here!
An ongoing meme about CSS and Web Development in general is that centering items such as a div is a lot harder than it needs to be. I was once asked in an interview how to center text in a… Read More »How to Center Items Horizontally and Vertically using Bootstrap 5
One of the easiest queues to implement in Django is Django-Q. It is straightforward to tell it to use your database for its management, rather than needing to go to Redis or Celery (although these options are available). You’ll find… Read More »How to find the number of items on the ORM queue using Django-Q
We all do it. Yes we all use print for debugging.
Should we do it? Maybe.
Should we feel guilty about it? No!