“The upgrade will take as few as 10 minutes.” This is what pretty much every interaction I have with a computer is like: You know your demo went pretty well when one of the stakeholders proposes marriage. I’m finally starting to see that object-oriented programming has more value than as a laborious defensive technique to prevent Larry in the next cubicle from shooting himself in your foot. I just discovered the Echo Nest Remix API — looks like an awesome way to muck around with audio files. Here’s what I’ve learned so far: the screencast is the least informative form of instructional material on the entire planet. Google just released a way for users of Internet Explorer to switch browsers, without switching browsers. So I decided to redesign Facebook. Because, you know, it’s a beautiful summer Saturday afternoon, what else would I do with my time? Another in a series of “I better post this before I forget how I did it” code snippets. Unlike all other developers who have ever touched a mac, I’ve been trying to learn how to write software for the iPhone.
The rest of this is probably already obsolete
