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. The smell of bread right out…

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. I was…

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. …