The Code Crisis | Matt Davison

By Matt Davison | The Code Crisis

I'm Matt, front-end web developer based in England, UK.
I talk about code, lifestyle, and more!

Previous issues

How to use CSS aspect ratio!

#14 Oct 30, 2022

Why you should never stop learning!

#13 Oct 25, 2022

My journey learning React!

#12 Oct 17, 2022

#11

Oct 5, 2022

Your Git commits just don't hit – Git is a useful tool that most developers can't escape. Be it for personal use or for work use, I thi
#10

Sep 22, 2022

How to delete lock screens in iOS 16 – With Apple’s release of iOS 16 some things simply aren’t clear; one thing that struck me was the conf
#9

Aug 18, 2022

Your font pairings are letting down your web design... – Font pairings are an extremely important part of all types of design and particularly web design - co
#8

Jun 18, 2022

Domain mistakes every newbie makes... – Domains are a big part of web presence, for that reason it's really important to secure the perfect d
#7

Jun 11, 2022

Free domains are destroying your bank balance... – Free domains are destroying your bank balance... sounds wild right? How can something you never paid
#6

Jun 4, 2022

How to get 52 free domains per year... – This week I was considering hardships I experienced when starting my developer journey, one of which
#5

May 28, 2022

Stop underselling yourself... – This week I spoke to a group of developers who were regularly underselling themselves, taking home le
#4

May 14, 2022

My favourite developer tools... – Developers find themselves at all levels from beginner, to pro and beyond, using different online too
#3

May 7, 2022

How I learned to code in 2 hours... – Learning to code is a daunting thing for sure! There's so much to learn, so many different possible s
#2

Apr 30, 2022

How I shipped a new product in less than 48 hours... – Building and launching a new brand and product is no easy feat whether done over the course of 48 hou
#1

Apr 28, 2022

How I won two categories in my first hackathon... – Competing in a hackathon is a great way to learn new things in a short space of time as a developer.