Originally posted on The Geeky Gaeilgeoir:
OK…I have to say that, most of the time, I feel a little bit sorry for…
Category Archive: Blog
Here are some of my thoughts. I try to write a few times a month, and am very happy that WordPress.com allows reblogging to get to that number. I write about things that interest or concern me.
When the word “Sodomites” is used, in most cases it’s by some Christians addressing what they perceive as […]
Sometimes we’re under the impression that finishing a WooCommerce development project is the end of the road, but […]
WooCommerce is used by store owners from all over the world – store owners such as Tshegofatso Tlhong. […]
Originally posted on A8C DESIGN 🔨😍:
We speak a lot about user research at Automattic within our various product divisions and it’s…
The Quest for 666
Every year at the Grand Meetup, when our whole company gathers in the same physical space, we give […]
There I was, sitting at a B&B, having breakfast. The other guests were a French elderly couple living in […]
“I’ve worked hard my whole life.” That’s it. The worst reply.* And yet it’s one of the replies […]
South Africa is a country in pain, the wounds of centuries of colonialism followed by the brutal system […]
During my MA in theology, I wrote a paper on short-term missions (STMs) in January 2010. Seven years […]
No church, no Christian can remain content with living life in a way that allows us to watch most of the world lying half-dead in the road and pass by.- Tom Wright, Lent for Everyone: Luke, 47. On the story of the Good Samaritan.
I’m not a WordPress developer, I’m a WordPress site builder. I don’t develop the blocks to create a […]
Below is a summary of my keynote at CMS Africa Summit 2017, a community summit in Africa. I […]
When you listen to music, you get influenced by a lot of other musicians, but I doubt anyone […]
Kim and I have family and friends all over the place. It’s great to visit them, and we […]
A lot – as in a lot – of admin these days is still very document focused. One thing […]
One aspect of our travels to Vietnam and Cambodia over the Christmas holidays was that Kim and I both […]
One of the “Christmas gifts” that was awaiting me after being on leave for a few weeks, was […]
My slides for the very first WordCamp Harare are now available. I spoke about my experience of setting […]
