Brett B

I learnt Vue.js because Angular 2 is a mess (as are all the other frameworks) and I just wanted something simple on my frontend. I wouldn't say that Vue.js is simple though :(

Adding a membership area to the site I started in December. It will help repeat traffic and many more people will be typing my brand name into Google (because who uses browser bookmarks in 2021?).

Read a book about whatever language you want to learn. Start a project, and everytime you get stuck go to Stackoverflow.

I am building a membership part of the site I started in December. Weirdly nobody has done what I am going to do, and it should rock.

I built a developer productivity tool. It was a horrible mix of a Perl script glued onto a VB6 GUI. But it was fast, had few competitors and I sold over $100,000 of them. Lessons learnt: code quality makes very little difference as long as your product "does what it says on the tin". Also the best way to learn how to code is to find a project that achieves some objective that is important in...

I made this directory of YouTube channels. It allows you to search for large channels, small channels, up and coming channels and less entertaining channels. There's also an SEO keyword suggestion tool and a thing to let you know how many videos you need to make for your channel to get monetized. If you have any suggestions on how I can make it even more useful then leave your ideas below...