Tangled Web

Fraser Gorrie advocates no-code first. He’ll write code when he has to, but only when he has to.

Find out how Fraser uses no-code to better serve his clients.

This is a continuation my series about no-…

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This is one for all the Indie Hackers out there.

If you’re interested in starting a side hustle, or a full-on startup, you might be finding it hard to decide which of your doze…

I’ve never been convinced that we really need web3.

You know, web3: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, smart contracts, NFTs and all that.

These blockchain technologies are all pretty nifty, but do we really n…

I neglected my visualizations web site, things made thinkable, for too long. Here’s what I did to bring it back to life:

1. Fixed the aspect ratio
2. Made it reactive
3. Embraced SVG
4. Started a mailing list
5. Stopped…

I’m the worst person to talk about no-code: I always want to code everything from scratch!

So I asked Lola Ojabowale from Lunch Pail Labs to help me out.

We talked about how the no-code revolution is h…

Today, I bought a mirror.

It cost $200. Not bad for a mirror, especially one this big.

How big? Well, I’m not sure exactly. Maybe 20 feet high? Maybe 200 feet high?

Truth is, I can’t see the mirror I bo…

When we talk about the creator economy, we’re talking about people doing creative work, on their own or with a few others.

Here’s the thing.

If you’re not in the creator economy, I have some bad news f…

There was a feeling, during the dot.com bust in the year 2000, that the web was over.

It wasn’t.

Back then, the web had only just begun.

There’s a feeling again now, with a few tech giants mediating so …

Welcome to Tangled Web, a conversation about where we are now and where we’re going with the web.

I believe that the web will continue to evolve exponentially for decades to come.

I believe that the fu…