Poster by Luke Murphy
On 13th Feb I gave a talk about Ghost, being open source, and making node work for the masses at London JS Conf.
My slides for the talk can be found on speakerdeck.
If you want to make sense of the slides, Francis Rowland did an awesome set of sketch notes, and there is also a lovely write-up of the whole London JS Conf which has been published via a Ghost blog :)
On Thursday, I had the privilege of speaking at EmberCamp in London about the experience of switching Ghost to using Ember. I wasn't sure what to expect from EmberCamp, as I'm not really an Ember dev, but I found myself having a thoroughly enjoyable day. The
Maintaining a module on npm can be a little daunting. For modules with lots of dependencies, the task of keeping them up-to-date can be time consuming. These two handy modules are must-haves for making the process quick and easy, install them globally to get the best effect: nsp audit * npm
John has been laughing at me this past week because I'm quite literally jumping-up-and-down excited about Zelda. On Friday we merged Zelda [https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/pull/5273] into master and I'm bouncing off the walls. The volume of work involved has caused John to
I'm sat outside relaxing & enjoying the last few minutes of sunshine offered by the second joyous March Sunday in a row. In between a spot of gardening, I've managed to finish the refactor & upgrade of the Ghost editor I've been working on