Joe Prisk

Full stack engineer, write code at @uknetweb and @headforwards and rides bikes outside.

[Joe Prisk @joeprisk]

@danprisk @J_Kisolo @juanferrub @ChaseTheLadder @Strava I use https://t.co/J1yA3TxyxI for that, tell it my home and place of work and it marks them all for me.

[Joe Prisk @joeprisk]

Apparently, if I send this tweet Timetastic will give me some free credit #shamelessplug @Timetastic https://t.co/2i19NMYQPo

[Joe Prisk @joeprisk]

So I did a talk on #JAMStack and the circle of web site development a few months ago https://t.co/WMq3700g8u

[Joe Prisk @joeprisk]

@dominos think you may have forgotten something earlier...

[Joe Prisk @joeprisk]

#srslyfuncontest @GTBicycles teaching the fun of bike riding!

[Joe Prisk @joeprisk]

google tag manager for shopify - quick write up of my experience implementing #GTM with #shopify https://t.co/AWEsWWMLkH

[Joe Prisk @joeprisk]

@RogerTheGeek @BenNadel Pack programming doesn't sound as efficient as mob programming :)

[Joe Prisk @joeprisk]

Continuous Deployment isn't just pushing code https://t.co/JCTwjQATix #ContinuousDelivery #agile

[Joe Prisk @joeprisk]

@KernowCode I have a tried and tested method of making it up as i go

[Joe Prisk @joeprisk]

@praveenjuge Couldn't agree more! Wp they pay for features they don't use, the developer can't develop, user gets code they don't need, perfect

[Kent Beck 🌻 @KentBeck]

"Do it right and you won't have to do it over". Yeah, until "right" changes. And it always changes.

[Joe Prisk @joeprisk]

good work doesn't happen fast often https://t.co/HshP7yCtHd

[Joe Prisk @joeprisk]

@jakekimpton @buffer I like this

[Jamison Dance @jamison_dance]

wow but how many copies of guy fieri's face does it have cc @jdan

[Joe Prisk @joeprisk]

Nearly 8 o'clock and still day light, love summer time!

[Joe Prisk @joeprisk]

Got a week till my presentation/talk best start planning...

[Joe Prisk @joeprisk]

@wordnspoke rad!

[🔎Julia Evans🔍 @b0rk]

how to be a wizard programmer

[Joe Prisk @joeprisk]

@covingtondoan that's still a wip, probably the history of why we moved away from staticly served sites and why we should now move back