One trait I picked up from my parents, aunts, uncles, and grandparents growing up was the need to keep plants. I was surrounded with them at home, at their homes, my great aunt even had a flower shop. After school growing up I’d walk over and hang out, my mom would work part time to… Continue reading Needed some data, trying to make it useful

While tinkering with my new site, I wanted to learn about styling in Gatsby, which led my to TailwindCSS. Still just dipping my toes in, but the first thing I noticed was that using the gatsby-wordpress-source plugin and starter template, I’m stuck with the HTML that WordPress is outputting via wp-json, which is behind the… Continue reading Editing the Continue Reading link in wp-json response

Kosmos Traveler was just my spin on the Malachi Constant, Unk, the Space Wanderer in The Sirens of Titan by Kurt Vonnegut, with a little inspiration from Alexander von Humboldt, who published a collection called Kosmos. If you haven’t read Vonnegut or simply haven’t attempted The Sirens of Titan, I highly recommend it! I think… Continue reading The Space Wanderer

It’s amazing how far along web development has come. Over the last few years I’ve been spending the majority of my time focusing on the planning and strategy aspect of analytics, the data it generates, and it’s commercial uses for our organization. This didn’t leave much time to do as much exploring as I’d have… Continue reading So far so good

A friend of mine had mentioned GatsbyJS a few times over the years and I didn’t have a chance to mess around until now and I’m glad I did! The last time I was building web apps it was using AngularJS, I didn’t even get to Angular2 before becoming a full time data and analytics… Continue reading My First Gatsby Site