Scott’s blog
Musings on a world I am no longer sure about
Busy busy
So this weekend (well, since Thursday as I was off work...) — I’ve:
Worked out how to get Node working with systemd in fedora.
Worked out how to get my Node site to build using make with Jenkins
Set up continuous delivery for my photography website.
I can now push live using git.
Worked out how to get Jenkins to restart Node and keep it running using Forever.
Built a new baby server.
Added a bit more to my micro framework (github.com/scottbert/ObjectJS).
Been to the gym twice.
Launched a beta of my new photography website (scottjoycephotography.net) to replace the old scottjoyce.net powered by ExpressJS/Node on the back end and ObjectJS/HTML5 on the front end.
Cooked a roast pork dinner for Marius.
Made cheesecake.
Introduced him to Yorkshire puds 
("Why are they called puddings?" / "I have no idea...")
Accidentally paid my credit card bill twice.
Still to do:
Create online shop for the photography website
Reverse Polyfill the new ObjectJS methods for jQuery/Zepto. (I may have just made that term up )
Write some unit tests for the new bits of code.
Do the washing up.
Go to the gym.
Prepare for imminent Alasdair and James invasion on Thursday.
Dig bike out of snow (SNOES!).
Work out how to stop my UK account going overdrawn because of aforementioned double payment of credit card (oops!)
Migrate freakcity to Node/Express.
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Time, she fly.
Part way through building my first web app using ExpressJS for Node.
Working too much.
Not enough time to blog properly, but due to the previous two factors not really got much to blog about anyway. The world turns, snow becomes sun, cold becomes warm, we hurtle through space at 17k miles per hour and nothing really matters.
Starting full-time 20h per week German lessons next month. What doesn’t kill us, etc.
No-one has died or gone mad recently, which makes me happy.
Found a big hill in Kreuzberg, which also makes me happy.
Fixed, broke and fixed again my Brompton.
Considering selling all my shares and giving up playing the markets.
Seriously considering saving and buying a house here in a couple of years. Need to settle down and here is as good a place as anywhere.
Generally speaking, mostly content with a side of wanderlust.