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If you’re someone who likes a band that combines rock and pop sensibilities, check out the US radio debut of Wolf Alice on KCRW.
I first saw this band during last year’s iTunes Music Festival and they make music that I find perfect for coding. Definitely a group to keep an eye on…
We’ve been making award-winning apps since the App Store opened. Now we’re doing it for clients.
I just released the source code to my first Cocoa app.
You have no idea how embarrassing it is to reveal this code, but I hope it goes to show that we all have no fricken’ clue at various points in our lives.
Looking for accurate movie reviews that are funny as hell and under three minutes long? Look no further.
I found out about Marc Fennell in this tweet from Dane Muldoon. The person who taught me about the Grass Mud Horse is now helping me find good movies and laugh at bad ones.
A lot can happen in eight years.
The site above was launched on June 26th, 2007—a mere two days before the first iPhone went on sale.
As we all now know, that little device has had quite an effect on our industry, especially on this site, where I immediately started exploring its capabilities.
One of the first things I wrote about was making websites look better on the iPhone using one line of code. As time went on, it was pretty clear that more work was needed and we started working toward responsive designs. The first site to get this treatment was, of course, my beloved factory followed by its blog. I’ve learned a lot about HTML, CSS and JavaScript along the way.
So now it only makes sense that a site that got its start with the iPhone looks great on the iPhone. And in Yosemite. And on Retina displays. And maybe even Android.
Finally.
A new addition is content at the bottom of the page. Sometimes you’ll see information about products or services from my company. Other times you’ll see posts that are my “greatest hits”. I’ve gone to great lengths to keep this site clean: don’t expect to see any crap there.
I’m also set up to do link posts, so those should start showing up as I find interesting stuff. Of course, there’s a full text RSS feed if you’d like to read that way.
Enjoy!