February 2012
1 post
Twitter is Seinfeld (An explanation for old...
Recently, I found a great way to explain twitter to older people. It’s Seinfeld.
Seinfeld was so popular because they’d take something ordinary that you thought no one else thought about (like double dipping) and make you aware that, “Oh my god someone else thinks this!”
That feeling that you get inside, when you realize you’re not alone in the world, and you know...
December 2011
2 posts
betashop: Behind the Scenes: How Fab Raised $40... →
betashop:
Let’s face it, fundraising can be a real pain in the ass for the entrepreneur.
It takes up a ton of time that can be otherwise spent managing the business.
Sure, it’s a necessary evil, but it’s also typically a big distraction.
It’s also a lot like dating. You have to go on a lot of first dates…
Steve's Legacy via @Visually →
stephpalmeri:
via
November 2011
3 posts
Joining the RJMetrics Team
RJMetrics just picked me up as their Lead User Experience Designer. I’m really thrilled to be a part of a team I’ve heard great things about.
Totally psyched! It’s gonna be fun.
What You See Is What You Get[Your Developer To...
Let me start this off by saying that nothing in particular triggered this post. That’s how much I hate WYSIWYGs. I was literally eating pizza and enjoying Ancient Aliens when my disdain for text editors shot out of my brain like a microwave-beam-emitting pyramid.
Where do I begin?
By this point in your life you’ve probably had some experience with a What You See Is What You Get...
The Next Chapter
After two years working with the Jarvus crew at Devnuts, I’ve made the extremely tough decision to part ways and move on to something new. There’s been some tough challenges and some great successes. It’s been a wild ride. More than anything, I’m proud to have shared each day with some most excellent people.
We got to work with brands, big and small, and had a blast...
October 2011
1 post
BarCamp Philly 4, A New Age of Apprenticeship, and...
Barcamp Philly was Saturday and was aaaawesome. It was my first time, and I gotta say, I was really impressed with the people, the talks, and the amount of genuine participation from all of the attendees.
A New Age of Apprenticeship
I had the pleasure of helping out Brian Kirk from TechnicallyPhilly with a talk called “Re-imagining the public computer center.”
We got a lively...
August 2011
3 posts
When I was 5, I dreamt of owning a warehouse
You’d think at that age I would have aspired to be something more sensational: astronaut, president, movie star… Nope, I wanted to drive a forklift. I wanted to load semis with pallets of board games. But, it wasn’t just forklifts that got me going, it was the bigger picture. It was commerce. It was business. It was the movement of products and money, in and out, day after day.
...
Build your first mobile touch website with Sencha... →
We’ve got Chris teaching a Sencha class on October 13th!
Introducing CreditScout!
creditscout:
Hey there everybody! This is Matt from CreditScout. We’re launching after some months of hard work and meticulous testing of each state’s credit calculation. If this is the first you’re hearing from us, CreditScout is the film industry’s first production incentive estimation software.
If you’re a movie producer and use MovieMagic by Entertainment Partners, you’ll be able to...
April 2011
1 post
betashop: 13 Things You Must Do Every Week As A... →
betashop:
Being the CEO of a startup is a hard and complex job. Here’s my quick list of the 13 things every startup CEO should make sure to do each week:
Remember your One Thing. Your startup can only do one thing well at a time. Know Your One Thing. Write it on the wall. Repeat it every day. Put it…
March 2011
1 post
Philadelphia Syndrome: In Search of a Cure
We live in a city that is loved, hated, and feared. Unfortunately, we also live in a city that’s suffering from a bit of a brain drain.
This post is a reaction to TechnicallyPhilly.com’s Exit Interview series. If you’re not familiar, Exit Interview is:
a weekly interview series with someone who has left Philadelphia, perhaps for another country or region or even just out of...
February 2011
1 post
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January 2011
2 posts
4 tags
Bear Mountain Gear Inventory - January 15th
Location: Bear Mountain State Park
Trail Map
We’re heading back to Bear Mountain. One year ago, almost to the day, we trekked up Bear Mountain in the snow and ice. In our last adventure, we almost didn’t find the lean-to at the peak, and would’ve had to have set up camp in 10° weather with almost no shelter from the wind. Luckily, we stumbled upon the camp site at the...
December 2010
6 posts
9 tags
Omnigraffle Stencils and Templates I use daily
Omnigraffle is pretty awesome for getting your ideas down for a client. Here’s a bunch of templates and stencils I use almost every day to melt our clients faces at devnuts.
Konigi OmniGraffle UX Template
Konigi OmniGraffle Wireframe Stencils
iPhone/iPad Apps
ExtJS 3.0 I use this for basic panels to be coded with Sencha.
UI/UX Resources
Assorted UML Stencils From Graffletopia
...
October 2008
1 post
Bankruptcy, not bailout, is the right answer →
Well put.
September 2008
13 posts
August 2008
1 post
…fire is beautiful
and we know that if we get
too close it will kill us...
– don marquis’s “the lesson of the moth” by archy
July 2008
4 posts
Very cool reel from my friend Shurouq.
(via Shurouq Algusane Reel)
June 2008
7 posts
3+ years managing Windows 2000/3 Server, SQL Server, and IIS.
– Google Web Dev Job Requirements via Dice
Google runs Windows Server? What?
May 2008
11 posts
The only time he actually appears on his album is on small Flavor Flav type...
– Surviving the Golden Age: DJ Khaled: We the Best