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Experimenting with AI Tools
AI & ChatGPT newsletters I follow… Your turn… Which AI tool are you currently experimenting with? And which AI newsletter should I subscribe to? Let me know in the comments below!
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Prompt Generator and ChatGPT
I was looking at ways to create better prompts in ChatGPT when I discovered https://www.skool.com/chatgpt/promptgenerator?p=1e5ede93 If there’s a way (or tool) to reverse engineer prompts that you’ve used, let me know what you’ve done 🙂 Q: I want you to become my Prompt Creator. Your goal is to help me craft the best possible prompt…
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xmllint
I recently discovered after trying to import WordPress XML files for a customer that you can use xmllint (within the Command Line or iTerm) to check the validity of the files. The error message looked like this: After a colleague suggested xmllint, I opened iTerm (equivalent to the Command Line), then made sure to change…
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Grunt build error behind proxy
While working on a project, I used the Yeoman webapp generator and selected; Bootstrap Sass, jQuery and Modernizr. Everything has worked well, the ‘grunt serve’ and ‘grunt test’ commands, however when I want to run the ‘grunt build’ command to upload the contents of my ‘dist’ folder to a web server, I get prompted with…
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Grunt-Sass vs Grunt-Contrib-Sass
I was interested to find out what the differences were between Grunt-Sass and Grunt-Contrib-Sass. Following on from my previous blog post on “Using Yeoman in your workflow“, it was brought to my attention during the Yeoman install when the interactive prompt asked if I wanted to use Libsass to compile Sass. So I recently asked…
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Using Yeoman in your workflow
There are tonnes of web development tools to help front-end developers these days that it can start to become overwhelming. I know I was! (Not gonna lie!). So before we begin, I thought I would go through some of the steps of using Yeoman in my web development workflow. First you’ll need to get a…
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YeoPress Review
YeoPress: A Yeoman Generator for WordPress by Wesley Todd I won’t go into too much detail to explain what YeoPress does but you can read more about it from the creator himself, Wesley Todd. YeoPress: A Yeoman Generator for WordPress, basically installs WordPress via the Command Line/Terminal. It’s also assuming that you’re working locally (which…
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Grunt Boilerplate
What is Grunt? Grunt is a JavaScript Task Runner. As written on Grunt JS… “Why use a task runner? In one word: automation. The less work you have to do when performing repetitive tasks like minification, compilation, unit testing, linting, etc, the easier your job becomes. After you’ve configured it, a task runner can do…
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How to Open Sublime Text from Mac OS X Terminal
It was brought to my attention that you can open Sublime Text via Terminal whilst watching a screencast by @James Stone on “Getting Sassy with ZURB Foundation 5 (Sass/Scss)” by typing: subl . Now I know what you’re thinking, well this isn’t new, you’re telling me that you can open files too?! (Duh) anyway I…
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Sass, Command Line and a Firewall
After a year off from work (I was on maternity leave) I’m finally getting a chance to catch up on what I’ve missed from the Web Development community. One of which is CSS Preprocessors which has been around for a few years now. I won’t go into the details to describe what it is so…
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