Jonathans blog is my blog (I’m Jonathan). I’ve been writing posts here since 2008 – in that time I have written about 1500 posts and deleted about 500 posts. On average that’s nearly 3 new post a week, every week for the last 10 years (and 1 removed post every week too). I started recording statistics in 2010 or 2011, since then I have had millions of hits (my highest ever day was 20k unique visitors back in 2012). Jonathansblog contains things that interest me in general. Lots of blog posts showing you how to do cool things with your mac and your iPhone. Things that make using then much easier and allow you to have a nicer experience.
I have a BSc in Electronic Enginnering and an MSc in Advanced Computer Systems Development (and an HND in Audio Production). I’m a professional member of the British Computer Society too (MBCS).
If you click the hamburger menu in the top left, you’ll see all the categories. Feel free to have a look about, leave a comment, or share a tweet. There are posts about lots of different things, hopefully something interests you.
There is a category dedicated to multiloquent. Multiloquent is a WordPress theme developed by myself using html5, bootstrap and bootswatch. The development category has posts about linux. Posts about php and mysql, building websites, WordPress and security are also here.
Music, music technology and using your mac to make and produce music have a dedicated area. The adventure category documents my travels. Cycling trips, walking in Scotland in the summer, drinking beer and other adventures :D
Last, but not least, I have a category dedicated to hardware hacking
This time its a generic non-branded chinese bluetooth speaker. I got this one from amazon, for less than £10. Its fabric covered so looks good, and is very loud. It plays audio recordings when you Read more…
Ive been spurned by expensive headphones in the past, but still burn through them. This time I decided to get some cheap ($10) bluetooth earpod style headphones from China. They are pretty good. Bass isnt Read more…
We went to Edinburgh and had a look round the xmas market – we stayed at the Premier inn, in Leith (thanks Jane) The christmas market was very busy, and it rained (it always seems Read more…
I ordered a set of cheap WiFi enabled LED light strips from Amazon. They are perfect – they stick to the back of the TV (or anything really) and the colour can be set using Read more…
By now, we have a basic vuejs app which can fetch data from a WordPress API using axios and can display the data.The aim of this series, however is to build an app and get Read more…
