In somewhat old news, I released a new version of NateDillon.com in May. The design isn’t vastly different from what I had before, but the code received some major changes, including a move from Jekyll to Eleventy.

In somewhat old news, I released a new version of NateDillon.com in May. The design isn’t vastly different from what I had before, but the code received some major changes, including a move from Jekyll to Eleventy.
A look back at the past month.
Continue reading June Monthly ReviewA look back at the past month.
Continue reading May Monthly ReviewA look back at the past month.
Continue reading April Monthly ReviewA look back at the past month.
Continue reading March Monthly ReviewIt’s been one year since COVID-19 was declared a worldwide pandemic.
Continue reading One YearI didn’t write a review for 2019. Work was a bit slow, and perhaps I felt like I didn’t have much to say. 2020 is a different story. None of us have ever lived through a year quite like 2020. The pandemic changed plans and the way we do life. Continue reading 2020 Year in Review
I’ve been working on our build tools at work. Our tools were somewhat outdated, and we were wanting to move away from Grunt. I ultimately decided to go with npm scripts (although the speed of Gulp was tempting). Now that I’m wrapping up, I wanted to write down some notes for things that took a bit of research to figure out. Continue reading Build Tools Notes
Every year I start writing one of these end-of-the-year posts and never finish them. I decided that I’m going to finish this one, even if it is a bit late. So here is my first annual (hopefully) year in review.
A couple weeks ago I decided to replace MAMP on my MacBook with free tools for local PHP development. I didn’t find a guide online that was perfect for what I wanted, so here are the steps I used, pieced together from several other guides.