Entire pies fueled my high school cramming. Coworkers know me as the cookie monster, a sugar peddler or the patisserie king. Some of my happiest memories are watching my grandpa prepare his signature apple cinnamon pie and doing early morning runs for breakfast rolls. …

As I start writing this piece on my iPhone, I’m on a train to a new city, a new job and a new life. Seems fitting. When I started MacRabbit more than fifteen years ago, smartphones didn’t exist, nor did fast wireless internet on a high speed train. …

Some time ago, MacRabbit was working on Codename Magenta, an amazing image editor for Web and UI designers. Slicy was initially a proof of concept to play with the idea of element-based exporting (a brand new concept at the time) while we developed a rendering engine. The Magenta project was…

Every time you fail, your brain pops up a dialog box. As a kid, it’s a barely conscious decision. Try Again, pulsating in bright default button colors. Cancel doesn’t fully exist; your return key is shiny, new and always down. Failing is easy, because it’s binary. Trying again is simple. …