Spinning Plates
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A personal update on new iOS contract work, side project progress, and the plates I am trying to keep spinning this month.
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A personal update on new iOS contract work, side project progress, and the plates I am trying to keep spinning this month.
Looking back at how my 2019 goals actually went, and setting the ones I want to chase through 2020.
I have consulting availability opening up. Here are the kinds of iOS, Elixir, and CI projects that tend to be a good fit for me.
What I have been playing over the holiday break, including WoW Classic on an RP-PvP server and the Link's Awakening remake.
I rebuilt this site's Hugo theme from scratch over a few days, added a bit of branding, and stood up a new For Hire section.
Dev diary two for Club House Hosting, touring the early UI sketches and what I plan to tackle this week.
Some projects were postponed, so I have Elixir and iOS consulting availability opening up for November and December.
Apple's documentation problem is not only about money. Its unwillingness to hire remote writers is the factor nobody brings up.
The first dev diary video for Club House Hosting, with introductions to me, the project, and the timeline I have in mind.
Introducing Club House Hosting, a platform for group organizers to run their own site with event RSVPs and member directories.
The FAA banned certain recalled-battery MacBook Pros from flights. Check your serial number and bring proof to the airport.
Heading to my first ElixirConf for four days of workshops and talks, including LiveView. Then some well-earned time in Azeroth.
Two conference rules I would love to try someday: everyone presents something, and no laptops or phones in the hall.
One month with the 23.7-inch LG UltraFine 4K after returning the UltraWide, and what retina and native controls actually buy you.
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A July catch-all: a shore vacation, turning 40, quiet client work, and the new project we kick-started at the end of the month.
The LG 49-inch UltraWide is cool but fights macOS. Why I am trading screen real estate for the 4K UltraFine instead.
The 2019 Mac Pro is technically everything I asked for, from expandable RAM to PCI slots. My reactions after the WWDC reveal.
Rereading Apple's 2017 Mac roundtable transcript, and why blaming pros for moving to laptops ignores Apple's own neglect.
The Philly Elixir Meetup is coming back after too long a hiatus. First meeting is May 6th at PromptWorks. Come say hello.
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A short video update on the blog. No big announcements, just where things stand in April 2019.
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