Having already written my first gulp task, I was ready to get a bit more advanced. My first task was to concatenate javascript files, including putting my local version of jQuery in front of my own javascript, so there was a single file to download, with all the required plugins before. However, I’d already heard…
First Gulp task – concatenation
I recently started using a new development process, using Gulp to automate development tasks. I thought I’d start off easy, so I’d concatenate my existing javascript files into a single file. You might ask, why would you want to do this? And my answer would be, you want to reduce the number of items fetched…
New development process with Git and Gulp
Whilst working on my new project, Privacy Tools, I decided that I really needed to sort out my development process. Not that there was anything particularly wrong with it, it’s just very old school and manual. I literally write every line of code (HTML, PHP, CSS and Javascript) by hand, in Notepad++. This doesn’t even syntax…
Project – Privacy Tools
One of the main reasons that I decided to have my own website, was to host some of the different projects that I’ve been working on. Some are in good working order (but never finished!) such as WCG Online, and others are in their infancy, like the one I’m talking about today. Privacy Tools Privacy…
Going HTTPS with Cloudflare
Having already made my WCG Online project secure (as detailed in a previous post), it’s been on my list for a while to do the same with this website. But I’d heard good things about Cloudflare and wanted to give them a try. Well I’m glad I did, it was so easy and straight forward.…
Response headers – adding Content-Security-Policy
I recently wrote an update as I continue to work on my response headers, in which I said that I was working on adding Content Security Policy (CSP), with the help of Scott Helme, who has written a great blog post on this. He has also created an excellent site called report-uri.com which has a number of tools, including one to…