It’s easier than ever to carve a solid career out of web development. One of the greatest benefits is that so many employers and clients have no problem with remote workers.

With a lowered barrier to entry for creating a website that doesn’t look terrible to look at, even with zero technical experience, web hosting/platform websites like Squarespace, Wordpress, and Blogspot are shaking up the marketplace of URL-owners where now single-man operations can theoretically compete with multi-million-dollar backed companies. Is this new phenomenon crippling web development? Or is it merely a new paradigm that web developers integrate into their working knowledge?

If you have the knowledge and skills required, and you know you can hold yourself to a standard of reliability with any potential client: congratulations—you too can live the life of a digital nomad.

Something amazing that I've recently discovered and few people know about; immersive 3D cities in google maps.