JavaScript’s Math.random()
JavaScript's Math.random() is a Pseudo-Random Number Generator (PRNG) which programmatically generates not-quite-random values. Usually, that's all you need.
With over eighteen years of hands-on development experience, I am an enthusiastic freelance web development specialist who cares about the details.
My work makes the web a little better and a little different every day.
An approachable early adopter and front-end tech-lead, I effect change for my clients and their users by delivering considered and crafted user experiences working with React, modern ES10+ JavaScript (or TypeScript), HTMLand CSS.
My workis diverse; I've worked with clients worldwide on projects including:
- leading a team of developers for the world's local bank;
- overseeing the digital rebranding of a chain of much-loved high-end department stores;
- helping prospective car buyers find just the right configuration for their next sports car;
- and - at the other end of the spectrum - enhancing the online presence of a local toyshop so that they could carry on trading during lockdown.
Past Clients
React vs Vue vs Angular
The front-end development landscape and JavaScript frameworks move quickly. React, Vue, and Angular stand out as leaders, deserving a comparative discussion.
Specificity in CSS
Specificity in CSS can trip up even the most seasoned of front-end web developers. I've often joined projects where stylesheets are littered with !important.