Simon is this incredibly rare combination of insightful and curious developer, broad and extensive knowledge of front-end development techniques, and a real motivation to me in his ability to inject energy into a community. Simon would be a huge asset to any team and I'm a bit jealous of the one lucky enough to scoop him up.
Paul Irish, Google Chrome Dev Team
For the next talk myself and my colleague Sam will be going over some of the things we've been up to recently at The Hut Group. Expect, style guides, Sass, components, organisation across a large team and security.
By request, this year I'm getting more organised with @digiHike.
The 2017 dates will be:
It would be great to see you there!
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Last year digiHike was featured in net Magazine. Read on for the full article.
Unfortunately, I got the dates wrong for the intended Jamie Murphy talk and he won't be in the country. But luckily we have another splendid guest lined up; Mike Byrne. Read on for more details.
Unfortunately, I got the dates wrong for the intended Jamie Murphy talk and he won't be in the country. But luckily we have another splendid guest lined up; Mike Byrne. Read on for more details /blog/2016/12/19/mcrfred-46-mike-byrne/.
Closing this year (before the Christmas Social) we have Dan Hett who will be delivering a rare, one-off 'unplugged' session.
TL;DR: This will be epic.
For December, McrFRED will be back again joining forces with Manchester Digital and Northern User Experience Group for a good old fashioned social event.
Naming things is well known for being tricky and causing issues. Here are some ideas to get you going.
Last Friday I was lucky enough to attend FrontEndNorth here are my tweets from the day.
For the next Manchester FRED, we have Mike Hall giving us some incite into streaming.