You can always kill the feature
If you aren’t sure whether you should build a feature or not, err on the side of building it. Why? Because you can always kill it.
Recent Posts
Product thinking framework: transform waste
In this blog post I want to share with you what I like to call a product thinking framework, a way of coming up with new startup ideas.
How to fix an incompatible library version of nokogiri 1.10.10 in minimal mistakes
Imagine trying to run your blog with bundle exec jekyll serve or rake build and suddenly you are hit by this incompatible library error:
What is a startup?
This is my summary of the Startup = Growth essay by Paul Graham. Much of the sentences are lifted ad verbatim so they can’t really be considered my own words...
Update
Update time! Things happened while you were away: I got a new job, I went on a vacation, and I got vaccinated!
What I would do differently - lessons learned from shipping an app to the app store!
I am incredibly pleased to announce that Apple accepted my submission to their app store! In other words, I finally shipped my app to the app store 🎉 woohoo!...
How to persist data across sessions in react native with redux-persist
In this blog post I’ll show you how to persist your data across sessions in react native using redux-persist.
How to paste a screenshot from your clipboard in VScode (and how this improved my writing workflow)
In this blog post I want to tell you how I significantly sped up my writing workflow by hacking together a feature that allows me to seamlessly paste images ...
How to remove the excerpt from recent posts in a minimal mistakes blog
In this blog post I’ll show you how to remove the excerpt from your recent posts overview in your Jekyll blog running the Minimal Mistakes theme using Github...
How to take more useful paper notes
I love notebooks. I love those fancy expensive Moleskins and Leuchtturms with 80 grams per squared meter acid-free paper, although I have no idea whether tha...
This week in: Today I learned (TIL)
I’ve been keeping a running list of some of the interesting things that I learned these last couple of weeks. Hopefully you steal a trick or two from me here!
How to auto-scroll to a focused TextInput in a ScrollView
I couldn’t come up with a more catchy name so this is it! In this blog post I’ll show you how to auto-scroll to a focused TextInput in a ScrollView.
Three JavaScript tricks I learned today
Today I learned some cool “tricks” (uhmm… fundamentals…) in JavaScript.
What did I really do these last 2 weeks?
What did I really do these last two weeks?
Simple React Native Redux counter example
If you are learning React Native and Redux and still really don’t understand Redux try looking at this simple counter app that I made. This app aims to clear...