Phil Wylie

WordPress developer, Code Club volunteer & Staffs Web Meetup organiser

Phil Wylie

24 hour Code-a-thon

So finally I’ve gotten round to blogging our crazy event! The basic motivation behind the 24 hour coding extravaganza is to finally get some work done! Nick and I are always planning new projects which never seem to take off, maybe because we are serial procrastinators (or at least I am)! 😀 From Thursday 31st […]

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Flickr Geotagging

What a great idea, sort your photos by their location! Perhaps Yahoo! maps offers greater detail in its native America, I can say that the UK coverage is poor, bordering on unusable! For instance, I thought I’d tag one of my holiday photos taken in Otford, the street map contains the motorway but very little […]

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So How do GPS Companies Get Their Maps?

Ever wonder how these GPS devices get their information? Yes, there is actually a dude driving around the US mapping it for you, and we tag along to see how it’s done. read more | digg story Update – 03/12/2013 You’re looking at an ancient post shared from Digg. At some point Digital Trends moved […]

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AS Exam Results

Met up with Nick, Vickers and Adam today to collect our AS results from college. In no particular order, my results were: General Studies: C Sociology: C Use of Maths: E 😐 Business Studies: C ICT: C

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Flickr & del.icio.us

Flickr’s been around for a while, it’s a popular web2.0 application, used to share photos. I’ve never had the will to sign up, perhaps because I’ve never needed photo sharing capabilities before! This move to embrace some of the popular web2.0 services was brought on while messing about customising this WordPress blog, I enabled some […]

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