Through all the incarnations of this blog, I’ve never settled on something that would give me the structure to write more. No single niche that I wanted to explore and write about in depth.
In most endeavours, I thrive in the constraints. However, now I think the best thing to do is embrace the lack of focus and make the constraint: “just write.”
Fast Company posted an article about Southwest Airlines’ digital transformation that talks about the flight management application I work on, OpsSuite.
Traditionally the way to host applications on Heroku is with a Buildpack, and while there are a few options for hosting ASP.NET Core apps with a Buildpack, I wanted to try their new Docker Container Registry and Runtime.
While using the iOS 10 SDK and Xcode 8, I have found working with NSNotificationCenter, now named just NotificationCenter, to be a much more pleasing experience.
Wild speculation of what will be announced at an Apple event is always fun. Here are my wild, crackpot ideas for WWDC 2016.
The digital crown is one of the defining features of the Apple Watch; however, it’s underutilized as just a scroll wheel for the screen and picker controls. The limited functionality of the digital crown has made to the touch screen the primary way users interact with the device.
This weekend I played through Firewatch by Campo Santo. It is a visual stunning indie game that features some compelling dialogue, and while I enjoyed the story, I felt it was a lackluster game to play.
No spoilers, I promise.
OS X 10.11 shipped earlier this week, and I haven’t come across any bad experience stories on the Internet (it sounds like a solid release of OS X), so it’s upgrade weekend for me.
I recently moved email hosts and needed to copy over a large folder of archived messages. Where GUI tools failed me, Python was there to solve a problem with ease.