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Alasdair Monk is a product designer at Heroku. Previously, lead designer at GoCardless. Mdash; an iOS client for Heroku. Mdash; a little app for your Github issues. Mdash; an experimental design app. Mdash; simple property management. Mdash; designer news client for iOS. Mdash; London tube status for iOS. Mdash; take payments from friends. Mdash; concept sharing for designers. Mdash; a tiny mac app for Pinboard.

Ten years on, is banking headed to the crowd? .

I spend most time working on server side web services as well as some front end interfaces. My framework and language of choice is Laravel and PHP but I also work a lot with JavaScript. On the hardware side I mainly work with the Arduino platform but also occasionally build things using the Raspberry Pi. You can find some of the projects I have worked on in my portfolio. For slightly more randomness take a look at the blog. Metro bank, a thin veneer of modern over another old bank.

And specialise in developing solutions for all aspects of the Automotive Industry. Expands as Your Business Grows. Access to sensitive areas are pass-worded for security. Every aspect has been carefully planned to ensure.

Installing Node Modules in a TeamCity Build. Keeping up with the inexorable rise of front end frameworks is a big challenge in modern web development is. My pathway is probably fairly common, starting out with jQuery. And the humble selector, progressing onto Knockout. And embracing the joy of binding then finally onto the full on framework smorgasbord of Angular JS. However the point where I hit trouble was getting the application to build on our TeamCity build server.