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dev How to get realtime notifications for website traffic using Google Analytics and JavaScript

This post shows you how you can get notifications for your Google Analytics realtime website traffic, using Slack notifications as an example.

dev The 10 Commandments of Programming

Here are the 10 commandments of programming. Thou shalt name things properly...

dev The importance of writing a good question before you ask for help online

This post explains the importance of writing a good question before you ask for help online

git How to ignore a file locally in git without ignoring it from the repository

This post shows you how you can ignore a file in git locally without ignoring it from the repository.

dev Boosting your career by creating a personal brand

In this post I share the content of the talk I did at the Umbraco UK Festival 2018 about how to boost your career by creating a personal brand.

dev 10 tips to make the most of Black Friday and Cyber Monday this year

In this post I give you 10 tips to help you make the most of Black Friday and Cyber Monday this year. It's all about being organised and prepared.

dev 6 winning tips to launch a successful YouTube channel

In this post I give you 6 tips to launch a successful YouTube channel.

dev How to get the swagger JSON file from a Web API

If you need to know the url to get the swagger json file, then this is the post for you.

dev How to flip an image using CSS

In this post, Mike Masey shows you how you can flip an image using CSS.

dev 5 things a developer should do before asking for help

In this post I give you my opinions and experience about when I think you should ask for help and with a checklist of things you can do first before you do ask for help.

dev What is Visual Studio Live Share and how do you use it?

This post shows you how to get set up to start using Visual Studio Live Share for remote pair programming.

git How to keep your fork up to date with the master repository in GitHub

This post gives you the commands you will need to keep your fork up to date with the master repository in GitHub.