An Android Book Club for iOS Developers
An Android book club aimed at iOS developers, using what you already know from Swift and iOS to shape the conversation.
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An Android book club aimed at iOS developers, using what you already know from Swift and iOS to shape the conversation.
What do you do when no one submits a presentation for the monthly meeting? You make it work and plan something yourself.
A short video that talks about Mac OS X and sheets.
My meetup project has a new name. Why Campfire and Clubhouse did not survive the trademark checks, and what Guildflow means.
The EU opened formal antitrust investigations into Apple's App Store rules. My take on why the scrutiny is long overdue.
I finished this book over the weekend. Here were a few highlights.
A 12-minute video on how I finally made OmniFocus work for my weekly task list, not just the long term projects.
Most quality iOS apps cost between $100,000 and $1,000,000 to build. Where that range comes from, and what moves you inside it.
It can be hard to keep the momentum with a long term side project. I've found accountability help recently through a mastermind group.
I'm using a public Trello board to keep track of my Clubhouse project's roadmap. Check it out. Feedback on the roadmap style and content itself very welcome.
· Series: Journals
A lockdown check-in. I am thankful for savings and privilege, and mindful that this relief program is reaching nobody yet.
A five-minute video review of Ruined by Design, Mike Monteiro's case that designers are responsible for what they build.
I added a new one today, for the common need to convert a title-like string into a filename-friendly one.
A seven-minute video with ideas for keeping a meetup group connected while everyone is stuck at home.
A six-minute video on how I landed on Clubhouse as my side project, and what made the meetup problem worth solving.
A five-minute video on running cheap, do-it-yourself usability tests, plus the script I used on my own project.
After more than a year of side project nights, the first public alpha of Clubhouse, my IndieWeb-minded alternative to Meetup, is out.
With the season on hold, I have been working through Ken Burns' Baseball documentary. The passage that opens it still gets me.
Three books worth your time, from a slow reader: Snowden's Permanent Record, Swift for Good, and Mike Monteiro's Ruined by Design.
Talk video and slides introducing Elixir, covering the language basics, what it is good for, and why it fits certain problems well.
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