This might appear a little left-field, but it's always surprised me how the morphology of the Irish language lends itself to programming constructs.

A walkthrough of my approach to writing a good program, informed by Clean Code and A Philosophy of Software Design. The premise is simple, the structure of a program should be driven by its public interface, not its implementation.

It's a favourite pastime of critics to bash on the use of singletons, and that argument has merit. Frequent encounters have left an indelible mark on my psyche. This post is a continuation of an age-old argument.

I've finally bit the bullet and made the long-overdue update to the latest version of Caddy. Read ahead to find out how I made my changes.

Given my newfound interest in Computer Security, I took to scrutinising my own habits and explored ways in which I could improve upon my own everyday practices. Pretty Good Privacy or PGP is one such outcome that came from my findings.

In my third and final post on Nginx, I wanted to take a brief look at improving my website's performance. Take a look at some of the things I've done towards achieving this.

My website mightn't look any different, but I've made some major modifications under the hood. Optimising Nginx and boosting my security has put this website on the cutting edge of today's web.