A Caveat to "Consumption Spirals"
Your possessions can end up owning you, a common truism. However you can still find joy in the things you own without succumbing to this fate.
Web developer turned Swift / iOS developer. Made the jump after getting equal parts bored, frustrated and tired of solving the same problems again and again. I had a side project that really suited being an iOS app, so after years of saying "one day I'll build an iPhone app" I decided to jump ship and get started!
Your possessions can end up owning you, a common truism. However you can still find joy in the things you own without succumbing to this fate.
Chasing down success in business and software development with small, incremental improvements.
I go into more detail on the ways you can protect content and restrict access on a Statamic site.
User surveys are one of the most valuable things you can start doing if you struggle to make sense of your analytics data.
Creating a private members-only site with Statamic is easy. This tutorial shows you how to protect content, and charge for access to it.
Writing a bespoke script to migrate the mangled content from a Wordpress site to clean, structured JSON file to import into Statamic.
I questioned how this site — along with many others — benefits from having Google Analytics installed to track user behaviour.
After 2 years, I'm leaving Bikesoup and starting a new adventure. I'll be building things, helping people and probably drinking more coffee than is healthy!
Speculation of Apple's iPhone Pro got me thinking about how the problems created by using cutting-edge technology might impact their business model.
Cultured Code just released Things 3, and it got me thinking about app pricing, and how we could be doing so much better.
Using functional, single-purpose CSS classes to drastically reduce CSS complexity and update woes.
I had built a single page, serverless app with the hottest technologies, and yet I put a bullet in it's head just days before it was ready to launch. Why?