Unspeakable URLs: Y! Japan's Stronghold
While in Japan a couple of weeks ago I had a fascinating conversation with a
local software/web person about URLs, Japan, and the mystery (to me) that has
always been Y! Japan
programming
Radioactive App Store Updates & User State
This whole post applies to desktop browsers and cookies too, but the use case is
underscored on a mobile device because user input is relatively more difficult.
> As a mobile app user (e.
Modern Software Labor Challenges: The Perfect Storm
Many moons ago when I graduated from the University of Colorado with a degree in
"Computer Science Applications" (the University's attempt at hybridizing
Computer Science with a School of Arts theme (Political Science
Minimally Viable Products & Native vs. Web Apps
This is unfortunately two blog posts poorly mashed into one. I couldn't reign in
my stream of consciousness into something more coherent. I usually don't publish
under that circumstance, but I want to
Twitter, Apple & The Most Profound Namespace Network Effect Since The Dawn Of Man
I've blogged about my feelings regarding the utterly dismal state of
authentication on the network, and client-side, today [/2010_11_01_archive].
It's a pain we've all, sadly, just accept. It's also a