Christopher Miller

In 1983, Christopher was introduced to computers by his dad, at the tender age of 3. now, over 40 years later, he has been working in the industry for over 20 years making an impact across multiple sectors of the industry. Starting with launching the first web development company in Staffordshire, Christopher dealt with the web – when the web was little more than just pretty text. He established the websites for many different businesses in their first inception, before moving onto web applications a little while later. Illness prevented Christopher from working in the industry full time for some considerable time – but recovery meant he could tackle once again the joys of code – but he soon found that his skills had become out of date, so thanks to the School of Code in the UK he was able to return to the workplace with revitalised skills ready to tackle the next wave. Specialising since the School of Code in Readable Code, He has worked with a large number of languages, specialising in supporting businesses to grow standards for their code base, and now he is ready to share his processes with the world.

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Articles

Is Your Code Abstracted Enough To Minimize Load?

By Christopher Miller

Last month, we looked at the handling of plans—well, building from that, we’re going to start delving into abstraction and minimizing load. What do I mean, though, by abstraction? by Christopher Miller

Published in Command Line Picasso, November 2023

Is Your Plan Extensive Enough To Help Someone Else?

By Christopher Miller

Do you remember your first introduction to computing? How about what happened next? My life would be forever changed by the experience and for the better. This article will walk you through what happened next and the overall development of my code. by Christopher Miller

Published in Software Archeology, October 2023