have sought clarification on plans of converting the meter gauge railway lines into broad gauge:Transport minister Manik Dey

Better late than never. We are back with a full packed episode discussing a wide range of development tools we use on a daily basis. Also featured are Graham Smith and his baked goods, our micro review of New Adventures and the delights of a Premier Inn continental breakfast.

• Colonna and Smalls speciality coffee
• Aeropress coffee maker
• New Adventures
• Premier Inn Nottingham
• Wayne Hemingway
• Seb Lee-Delisle
• ICE Code
• Sublime Text 2
• Sublime Text 3 Preview on NetTuts+
• Text Mate 2
• Sublime Text 2 NetTuts+ Tutorial
• Emmet
• Text Expander for Mac
• VI
• VIM
• Adam Cooke
• Nano
• Selector
• Secure Shell AKA SSH
• Git
• GitHub
• Sass
• Open Indie
• Graham Smith and the best beard in web
• The legendary Graham Smith baked goods
• Greg A on Twitter
• Mixture
• Codekit for Mac
• Hammer for Mac
• Compass
• Bourbon
• MAMP Pro
• PHP local server in 5.4+
• PHP interactive shell
• Ruby IRB
• Ruby on Rails
• WEBrick
• Pow
• Ruby Version Manager AKA RVM
• Anvil for Mac
• Bundler
• Heroku
• Slim Framework for PHP
• Skeleton for Slim
• Sinatra
• Composer for PHP
• ImageOptim
• PHP Shell
• Elliot Jay Stocks’ cloud centric Mac setup

Thanks again to Handheld Conference for supporting this week’s episode. It’s a conference focusing on “big ideas for small devices” taking place in Cardiff, UK on November 27th – 28th. Grab your ticket today.

This week we focus on Yahoo!’s decision to ban remote working, executing ideas, deep dish pizza and automagical open source cocktails.

• Handheld Conference
• Richard Wiggins
• Shopify workshops and meetups
• Keir’s Responsive Day Out roundup
• Responsive Day Out audio
• Responsive GA
• Enquire.js
• Contents data protection
• DHH on Yahoo! remote working
• Daniel Howells on Yahoo! remote working
• The Yahoo! yodel
• Execute book
• Drew Wilson
• Josh Long
• Pictos
• Spacebox
• Sanebox
• Patxi’s San Francisco
• Pabst Blue Ribbon
• Aaron Robbs & Mark DiCristina  – Pizza enthusiasts
• Bartendro
• Diffords Guide to cocktails

As the web appears to have gone on holiday we present a mixed bag of goodness on Episode 010. We lament the loss of one of our zero’s, Kieran brings forth the news and the funny and we engage in a almost academic level of discourse on the issues associated with overfunding on crowdfunding platforms. Also included – a bit of Startup talk, a new Mac code editor, the new Royal baby and our first ever competition.

• Our new about page
• An Event Apart lunchboxes
• Keir on his Tom Cruise box
• Insites: ConfShop
• Macaw
• Pixeli.st
• Startupland
• Crowdfunding sites should ban over-funding
• Man Vs Raccoon
• Royally Desperate

Lunchbox Competition

To enter the Back to Front Show lunchbox giveaway simply tweet the answer to the following question before Friday 2nd August 2013. All correct answers will be entered into the draw. If nobody guesses correctly the closest response will win.

Question: What is the height difference in inches between Kieran and Keir?

In the 11th instalment of our artisanal hand-crafted high-fidelity podcast we prove that despite being able to bring up a LAMP stack in under 12 minutes we are utterly incapable of running a competition. Listen in and find out who the two, yes two, winners of Keir’s lunchbox are! We also discuss Keir’s (and Elliot’s) latest publication called Digest, chat about a new design trend, shine a light on a new screencasting service and ask if online comments are dead.

• Digest
• The Freelance Web
• Hired podcast
• Sound Studio
• Hindenburg Systems
• Quickcast
• Should all web professionals be able to code?
• Appropriate design
• Disqus
• Hipster logo

Episode #016 sees us discussing the recent Generate Conference in London, Shopify’s amazing Build a Business annual contest, faces for apps, Happy Cog giving us insights into their workflow and a couple of revisits including Editorially and Draft.

• Generate Conf
• Distrify
• Shopify: Build A Business
• The Dribbblisation of Design
• Facebox.io
• UI Faces
• Pimping mail.app
• The Happy Cog Way
• Box Notes
• Editorially out of Beta
• Draft’s Hemingway mode

We are back after a what can only be termed a travel enforced sabbatical. This week we chat about two new books focusing on remote working, Kieran regales us with more eco-living tales and we discuss why our industry seems obsessed on building businesses to flip.

• Brooklyn Beta
• Build
• Handheld
• Wood Grenade
• Automate Your Responsive Images With Mobify.js
• Remote by 37signals
• Year Without Pants
• Knock to Unlock
• Anatomy of a Password Disaster
• The Death of Everpix
• Warby Barker

In our first episode of 2014 I am joined by new guest co-host Marc Roberts of Neutron Creations. After a lengthy chat about his rather special coat we moved onto more web related links and finished up with a discussion on node.js. Big thanks for Marc for taking the time to come on the show.

• MKGN All Dayer
• EJS on being less social
• I can smell your CMS
• Bitcoins explained in terms a 5 year old can understand
• Letterboxd 2013 review
• Cameron Moll’s “typo”
• node.js
• Express web application framework for node
• The Particle Lab
• showterm

Behind every great idea lies a great domain, or is it the other way round? This week we discuss the domains we keep renewing in the hope of one day using, the original ideas behind them and whether or not they will ever see the light of day.

• 80’s Weetabix adverts
• Comedians in cars getting coffee
• MK Geek Night
• Break Conf
• Mr.Cool from Happy Days

If you like our show please feel free to leave us a review on iTunes.

Back from our travels we retrun behind the Yeti’s to discuss everything from the hunt for the perfect email app to the sartorial elegance of modern tech CEO’s. This episode also features a rather spledid retreat venue only four hours from Spokane.

• The Web Is
• Beyond Tellerrand Berlin
• Punctuation Tips
• Google Inbox
• Define the CTO
• Business casual has become a little too casual
• Dog Bark Park Inn

In a change to the announced billing, an impromptu early morning phone call made us think a chat about remote working might be in order. As many of us fight the January blues, and inevitable bout of illness that the new year often brings, it felt a timely opportunity to discuss the good, and the bad, aspects of working from a distance.

Topics we discuss include:

• How does working remotely affect us?
• What we both like and dislike about it
• How much real work you achieve per day
• The importance of “banter”
• Is the reality like the dream?
• A typical day for remote working?
• Do we put extra pressure on ourselves to output more as we are not in the office?
• How to feel part of the company you work for

And finally for those Nabaztag doubters out there you can read the full history of the internet enabled rabbit on Wikipedia!

Five Simple Steps Giveaway

To be in with a chance of winning one of the two sets of Five Simple Step’s Pocket Guide Collection 3 all you have to do it answer one of the following two questions correctly. Kieran’s decision will be final (he’s a harsh judge):

1. Q: What was Matthew Lillard’s handle in the cult-classic 1995 film Hackers?
2. Q: In the same year Sandra Bullock played a Systems Analyst in the film The Net. During the course of the film her identity is changed by cyber criminals but what is the name they gave her?

To enter just send a tweet to @backtofrontshow with your answer. We’ll announce winners on the next episode.

Like a phoenix from the flames, we have risen. Our year long retreat for slightly overweight tech men from the South West of England is officially over. We’ve eaten the kale, cleansed ourselves, got the glow and are now itching to get back behind the mics. It’s out with the Yeti’s and in with a spanking new steed for Kieran and a less than great “Madonna” mic for Keir.

In this week’s episode, we discuss where on earth we’ve been for the last 13 months, chat about how we’ve moved away from the code face and share experiences of a life away from daily development.

Finally, we announce the winner of the longest competition in Back to Front Show history!

It’s good to be back.

It feels like only last week that the two “K Units” got behind the Samson CO1UPRO‘s and recorded episode #43. So close in fact, that we even manage to think we are still actually recording episode #43!

In this short 53 minute episode, we catch up on recent life goings on, learn that Kieran has been “tamping hard” in his role as “Digital Guy” at the bespoke artisanal coffee roasting company, discuss language used by people under the age of 30, announce our new club, and round out with a chat about Kickstarter. There may even be a mention of earphones!

• Colonna Coffee
• Sir Gavin Ballard (see also Episode #42)
• Yorkshire Fat Rascal
• The Get Along Gang
• Sport Billy
• Super Lit Cat
• En Flique
• 8 Faces Collected
• Origin – The Ultimate Coffee Brew Stand
• Woodbuds

Welcome to Back Stories — a new series of one on one interviews hosted by Keir Whitaker (one-half of the team behind The Back to Front Show).

Each episode, unlike the usual show, will come in at 30 minutes and will attempt to delve into the interesting lives of people working in the web, design, tech, publishing, and creative industries.

In this first episode, Keir chats with Marc Thiele — long-time friend and the man behind the Beyond Tellerrand series of web conferences. There’s plenty of ground covered including the early 8 bit days, Flash, events, and more.

Marc Online

• Marc’s personal web site
• Marc on Twitter
• Beyond Tellerrand
• Twumble — Marc’s mostly German language podcast
• Marc’s interview with Keir on Twumble

I’ll say this — time off between episodes certainly gives us plenty to talk about. In our 45th, almost hour–long, outing behind the mics we welcome new members to “the club“, discuss Kieran’s move into the world of coffee capsule commerce, ponder on new forms of web education, and learn more what Kieran receives in the post!

• David McCann
• Matt Wilmott
• Colonna Coffee
• Oliver Lindberg
• The New Digital School
• Lecture In Progress
• Lecture In Progress Kickstarter
• Web Teaching Day
• How to Survive as a Web Designer Beyond 2020

Happy New Year to you all! Rather unsurprisingly we missed our end of year review but the outline was probably one of our best. Maybe we’ll do it next year!

This episode we catch up on Kieran’s move behind the camera, argue over what exactly constitutes a pair of Daps and delve into the future of Medium in light of Ev Williams recent announcement.

• Colonna Brewing Guide Video
• What are Daps?
• Renewing Medium’s Focus
• Joe Polastre at Canvas Conference 2015
• Venture Capital is going to Murder Medium
• Dear Medium … Why Didn’t You Ask Us?
• Long Medium
• Drew Wilson’s Cave Week

If you like the show don’t forget you can support our astronomical S3 costs by becoming an exclusive member of the Back to Front Show Club!

It’s hard to believe it’s only been one week, no really, since our last confession. Where does the time go?

In this episode we catch up on what’s happened in our lives in the last seven days, discuss the latest goings on at Medium, ponder why the Guardian doesn’t write listicles and end on probably the best API in the world!

• Shopify Plus
• Canada 150
• Medium Membership
• Biz is Back at Twitter
• BreweryDB

Happy 2018! Eschewing a long-standing tradition of not actually releasing shows we are kicking off the year as we mean to go on (for now) with a brand spanking new edition!

Join us for 50 glorious high fidelity minutes (true for one of us) and celebrate five years of the show. We don’t dwell too long on our golden non-award winning archive and go on to indulge in some chat, review a book, have a moan about Kickstarter projects, and for once don’t end on dog tech!

• Beyond Tellerrand Munich 2018
• Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can’t Stop Talking
• Space Gray Apple iMac Pro Stuff sold for Thousands
• The Cozydesk
• The Rise, Fall and Rise Again of the Creative Technologist:

Tap tap, is this thing on? After eight months or working out how to plug in our USB microphones, we finally figured it out and are back with 45 glorious minutes of chat!

In this episode, we learn all about “New Kieran” — new job, new house, and a new laptop. We also discuss a great post on lessons learned running a subscription-based newsletter, discuss Hanno’s great online playbooks for remote working and end on a new Maus that neither of us wants.

• Nalgene Water Bottle
• The Fall Guy with Lee Majors
• New Adventures is Back!
• What I Learned over a Year of Asking Users for Money for the First Time
• Instead Of Focusing On Growth, We Want To Focus On Enough: Our Journey To 330
• Get Revue — Editorial Nnewsletter Tool for Writers and Publishers
• Hanno Remote Team Playbooks
• The Lofree Maus
• The Baron Fig Bolt

Next up is our 50th episode — let us know what we should discuss via Twitter.

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