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MIKE HARRIS
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I'm the CTO at FLOWN - we provide a toolset to bring mindfulness and deep work to your daily task. We're using a tech stack build on Nextjs/Vercel with MongoDB as our backend and DATOCMS.



Things I'm interested in: love the museum and cultural world and spent a few years as the technical lead at the Royal Academy of Arts. Passionate about education - I have worked in an education focussed startup, ran a coding course for Mum's in Tech and often do talks at General Assembly. Love reading (see projects for my book tracker) I also do quite a bit of sport - mainly lots of running but increasinly more yoga and swimming.



This website is a place for a bunch of fun, small projects and experiments.

You can learn more about what interests me and what I am currently working with by reading my blog.

Please feel free to contact me - particularly if you are interested in learning to code - I continue to work with organisations that help bring new developers into the industry. I also have some availability for mentoring.

E-Mail: hello@mikemjharris.com

Twitter: @mikemjharris

Blog: blog.mikemjharris.com

Github: mikemjharris

Linkedin: Mike MJ Harris

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Mike Harris

See the other boxes for more about me, how to contact me and to see some of my projects.

Originally I built this site and you couldn't click on the box you just did. Well you could but it didn't do anything. I even hinted at this as its border didn't change when you hovered over it.

It made sense. At least to me. But not to the world. Everyone wanted to click on this box. And complained when they couldn't.

So I made it so you could. And here you are. Not sure what I should write as everything useful is in the other boxes. But hopefully just the fact of clicking and something appearing made you warm and fuzzy.

I will probably change this page/website one day. Until I change it this will be here. Obviously.

Enjoy the rest of my site.
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My Blog: blog.mikemjharris.com

A split between technical posts - such as the infrastructure behind the blog - and more thought posts - often about books.
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PROJECTS
Some of the projects I have built on the web. Fun, small projects and experiments. Only the top chunk definitely work - the legacy ones are broken or a bit funky.