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January 2015 articles

Resolving Gulp cannot find module errors

Posted: Tuesday 27th January, 2015 - 9:35pm
Author: James Griffiths

If you're not using a task runner like grunt or gulp to automate your front-end development workflow then you're missing out on some incredibly powerful tools that can help simplify and improve your productivity.

That said this is the world of software development and not everything always runs as smoothly as we might like.

After updating a pre-existing gulp installation we came across the following errors when trying to execute the task runner (that had been working perfectly beforehand).

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Resolving public key permission denied errors with bitbucket

Posted: Thursday 15th January, 2015 - 9:25pm
Author: James Griffiths

You've set up your remote Bitbucket repository and the corresponding SSH keys have been generated. You're making your first commit and the terminal application displays the following error:

Permission denied (publickey).
fatal: Could not read from remote repository.

Please make sure you have the correct access rights
and the repository exists.

Not sure what's happening or how to begin resolving this?

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The legacy of computer scientist Dennis Ritchie

Posted: Wednesday 14th January, 2015 - 9:19pm
Author: James Griffiths

October 5th 2011 and reports of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs’ death was headline news throughout online media outlets in every country around the world. Websites, blogs, twitter feeds, Facebook pages and news portals were filled with tributes, plaudits and commemorations (many of which were truly deserved - whether you’re an apple fanboi or not - and some that were just plainly ridiculous) and wherever you went it seemed, thanks to the media, that the man was larger in death than he ever was in life.

Yet on October 8th 2011 another important pioneer in the early days of the computing industry passed away, his name generating very little media attention despite his contributions being every bit as significant as those of Job’s, possibly, and even arguably, more so.

His name? Dennis Ritchie.

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