Treasures from Amsterdam’s flea market — public transportation tickets, mostly from the 70’s.
The colors, the materials, the texture, the typography. Love all of it, and so happy I found these gems.
Basecamp 5 is such a great release. I had the chance to use it before the official launch and see how good it is.
It stays away from trends, slop, and overall boredom. But it's full of novelty and good sense. Just the way they've been doing it for years, just the way I love it. Bravo @37signals!
Basecamp 5 is live! And the new website is a throwback to a simpler time. Just show the damn product. Just list the features. Yes, it's agent accessible, but it's not agent hysteric. https://t.co/axaNKqnq9L
Any of you hiring a macOS developer by chance? Native apps that is, not electron.
He’s unreal, works remotely and would be an insanely good hire. European timezone.
The market is super turbulent so if ye could help spread the word that’d be awesome ❤️
The Kindle version of our book "REMOTE: Office Not Required" is just $1.99 today (special Amazon promotion).
Published back in 2013, it's remarkably relevant today, maybe even more so than back then. Some of the tool recommendations have changed (cya Skype!) but conceptually it's as current as ever.
Grab it here for just $1.99 on Kindle, today (April 13th) only: https://t.co/pxmazJEHfV
Got a few PRs merged into Fizzy by @37signals recently.
I'm having fun running it locally, exploring the codebase, learning new stuff, and finding things I can improve. Communication with the team is smooth and constructive. It feels great to contribute!
Happy π day!
I made an explorable explanation of sine and cosine. If you're like me and never really understood them in school, this might be for you.
https://t.co/de2YEGOHru
Phonopolis is amazing! So carefully handcrafted, with lovely vibrant graphics and great music by @FloexOfficial.
I really enjoyed playing the demo and can't wait for the full game release.👏❤️ @Amanita_Design
Dropped the phrase "product slop" today in a call — when teams can ship so much more at 100x the speed, the risk of bloated, feature-dense but unfocused experiences quickly becomes a concern. "More things faster" is rarely a recipe for excellence.
When it takes weeks to ship, you justify every feature.
When it takes hours, you ship everything. Why not? It feels like progress and momentum, right?
When the cost to build something was higher, and took more time, the need to justify the build and ensure it was oriented to mission and incrementally valuable (aka the *right thing* to build) helped mitigate this. With the cost and time effectively dropping to zero (I can code a complete product feature tonight after dinner) — everything changes about how we build high-quality products. Judgement and taste become the constraint.
Unsurprisingly, I believe design plays an even more critical role in this new world than ever.
Got a few PRs merged into Fizzy by @37signals recently.
I'm having fun running it locally, exploring the codebase, learning new stuff, and finding things I can improve. Communication with the team is smooth and constructive. It feels great to contribute!
ProTip if you have a car: set up a text replacement for /vin in your OS.
It's such a joy to type it and effortlessly get your actual VIN when you need it
It looks like X now forces the For You mode, but I'll keep reading in the Following mode.
I care less about what the algo thinks I like, even if it's more appealing. I care more about what the people I follow are sharing.