Well, he's just this guy… you know?
08 January 2013
In college I had my George Costanza moment. It’s not that every decision I’d ever made was wrong, I just realized if I never challenged myself to do anything differently my life was never going to progress. I decided to take classes that pushed me, buy cloths in styles I never saw myself in, turn down a Microsoft internship for one with a smaller company that offered more opportunity, etc.
06 January 2013
29 August 2011
02 August 2011
Last week the PhoneGap team released version 1.0. I’m a big fan of the PhoneGap platform because it lets me build amazing apps for mobile devices and keep my client side web skills sharp. No need to re-learn java or Objective-C. I’m happy to say that the code that comes with the OneDayApp training series is 100% compatible with the 1.0 release!
05 July 2011
What do you think about http://www.kickofflabs.co
30 June 2011
Like a lot of entrepreneurs I have a love/hate relationship with google. But I’m just going to come out and say they suck at UX. I know that’s not a popular opinion. Everyone praises them for their fast and simple looking UI. The latest example of this suckage can be seen if you happen to have both a personal gmail account and a Google for your domain account… which a lot of entrepreneurs and sole proprietors have…
27 June 2011
Today I wasn’t able to figure out exactly what to do for about 30 minutes. It was the first time in a while I’d found myself at a complete loss. I published the announcement blog post and should have walked away for the next half hour.
23 June 2011
21 June 2011
I agree with Amy Hoy – “Niches don’t work – But worldviews do”. If someone that’s part of your “audience” likes one of your products they are likely to also like (or at least recommend) another. I don’t just agree with her, I have proof: On the free version of GoodDay I run house ads for the paid version of GoodDay, Local Note, & OneDayApp.
14 June 2011
I recently completed a cross country drive with a great friend that included a lot of culture/people watching that you don’t get to see if you live in Seattle, Silicon Valley, New York, etc. In no particular order here are some of my thoughts…
