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Re-enchanting the everyday. That’s the line Sarah Clark uses for her business, Nurture Your Nature: forest bathing, garden gatherings, huddle circles in a hand-built earthen roundhouse, and nature-based retreats. Our job was to build a website that lived up to that feeling.
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Inspired by this tweet from Sahil Lavingia (Questions you need to be able to answer in order to get a job as a software engineer in 2025), I set about answering these questions. Some of them I was already very familiar with, some of them I had a cursory understanding of, but couldn’t necessarily articulate a good answer for, and some of them I had no idea about at all.
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The following code adds Bootstrap classes to the default WordPress comment form. You are free to customise this as you need, only the default HTML has been copied here.
Having just spent the afternoon showing Karin from Scream Blue Murder how to use git, I figured this would be a useful reference. It’s super quick because there is little to no explanation here, just the raw commands. It’s up to you to do a bit more research to understand what’s going on! Saying that, there should be enough here to get you working with git, even if you don’t grasp it all – just dive right in and play around.
We’ve recently launched a website and blog for author James North. James needed a website to augment the release of his upcoming book Deep Deception on 8th November and there was only a 3 week window to get the site designed and built.
