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  1. Third party platforms, and owning your own content

    Article posted 23rd February 2021

    Facebook’s run in with the Australian government got me thinking about how important it is not to depend on third parties to publish your ideas.

  2. Caching fonts on Netlify

    Article posted 22nd February 2021 in Development, Performance and Serverless

    I’m not sure what took me so long to notice, but my website’s custom font wasn’t caching. The good news is that caching is easy with Netlify.

  3. Custom numeric passcodes on iPhone

    Article posted 18th February 2021 in Apple

    I’ve been keen to ditch my 6 digit iPhone unlock passcode for a while now, as even a very short alphanumeric code is so much more secure.

  4. Face ID and masks

    Article posted 17th February 2021 in Apple

    Face ID is great, but now that we’re all wearing masks in public our passcodes are seeing a lot more use. Luckily, Apple have a solution in the pipeline.

  5. When and how to use the section element

    Article posted 11th February 2021 in Accessibility and HTML

    So what on earth is a <section> element actually for? The answer isn’t as obvious as you might have hoped, but it’s definitely straightforward.

  6. Viewing the changes in a Git stash

    Article posted 10th February 2021 in Development and Git

    Naming stashes is a good idea if some time is likely to pass between stashing and picking up the work again, but sometimes we need even more info.

  7. Deleting a stash in Git

    Article posted 9th February 2021 in Development and Git

    If you stash a lot, or need to apply a stash non-destructively you might eventually want to clear things down to keep your stash list tidy.

  8. Applying a Git stash non-destructively

    Article posted 8th February 2021 in Development and Git

    You’ll almost always want to delete a stash when you apply it, but if for some reason you need to keep the stash around, Git lets you do that.

  9. Giving your Git stash a name

    Article posted 5th February 2021 in Development and Git

    Naming your Git stashes can be really helpful, especially if you’re stashing a lot or saving a stash to come back to another day.

  10. Choosing a stash from the list

    Article posted 4th February 2021 in Development and Git

    Viewing all of a Git repository’s stashes and choosing one from the list is the next step I took in my Git stash on the command line journey.