If you are a Sublime Text or Atom user, you may want to check out Visual Studio Code.

I learned so much this year; from your first bath a year ago to your little fart that woke you up this morning. Happy Birthday, Son, I love you!

I started 2016 with a new job and a new baby, which set the tone for a busy year. There were some rough spots along the way but overall, it was an excellent year.

Winters in Minnesota can be tough… they get cold, long, and even a little depressing sometimes.

A couple of days ago we announced the birth of our baby boy (Silas Gabriel) on social media but I wanted to share it on my blog so that I have a permanent record of this wonderful experience and to be able to share it with friends and family members that do not follow those channels.

I am happy to announce that I will be starting the new year working for a company headquartered in Atlanta, GA.

A bittersweet announcement about transitioning out of my leading role at Barrel Strength.

We finally got to cut down our own Christmas tree! We named it Nacho:)

Last weekend, I was able to make time to port one of my plugins (Patrol) to Craft 3. I really enjoyed it overall and I can tell that a lot of things are changing for the better and many workflows and patterns are being formalized thanks to Yii2.

A life changing event that we are extremely excited bout and ready to share with the world.

An informal interview with Brandon Kelly discussing the current status and the future ahead for Craft CMS

I decided to stop using Vagrant and start using MAMP Pro. It is now six months later and I could not be happier with my decision and I’ll tell you why…

A quick and safe way to render templates outside default paths defined by Craft

It took lots of saving and weeks of research but I finally got a Macbook Pro.

An objective look at the good, the bad, and the missing parts in Craft CMS.

A love letter to my lovely wife on our third anniversary.

The one thing I want the most in 2015, is to make more quality time for my family and make them a priority.

Dot notation is a handy way to traverse arrays and a nice built in feature in Craft CMS that I use often.

A developer oriented approach to storing and using global content in Craft CMS.

Learn why NodeJS will be my tool of choice for building command line applications from now on.

Learn about the launch of my new blog and what to expect.