I'm David Eglin, a Birmingham-based digital lead, technologist and developer. I spend most of my time helping brands do awesome things with technology, or with my family, but I also write stuff here, occasionally post photos and I still (infrequently) get to contribute to open-source projects.
This little website is where I post my latest ramblings on tech, code, work and life in general. It's not particularly prophetic, but it might be of interest to some. I guess what I'm saying is YMMV.
If you want to have a chat, why not get in touch... Or, although it isn't cool, there is that Twitter thing, or LinkedIn... I'm pretty much everywhere, basically. I'm quantum. You'll never know unless you look.
Enjoy.
Page loads suck. Cygnus is a small piece of javascript that aims to get rid of page loads by silently caching links as users navigate around your site, and then loading them gracefully via javascript.
In this article I talk about how this site is built and deployed, from using Roots as my static site generator of choice, to using GitLab CI to deploy development and production builds to my Forge account.
Apple released their quarterly earnings call last night and 24 hours later $40bn had been wiped off their stock value, all because their profits dropped by around 15% year-on-year for a single quarter.
You can find my older posts in the archive
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