I love writing the first lines of code, building teams, UI/UX, and Daddy Blogging (http://mattbrand.com)
Every time I start a new job, I hope and believe that we can build a winner. I don’t like “losing” in the traditional sense. I’ve experienced “winning” and will constantly be aiming for that. I suspect I’m far from alone on that front. In the startup world, the road doesn’t always lead to the promised…
How do you build your engineering/dev team from the ground up? There are a few different ways to do it but unfortunately, none bring a guarantee of success.
I’m a parent. I write about that too. I was thinking that the development of software has some interesting parallels.
It starts with personality and DNA. All software has a personality; a voice. Usually it takes time to develop that but certainly it gets…
I love building things but if I have to hear one more “engineer type” lead with “We gotta do this with [Ember|Angular|Node|Python|Ruby]” I’m gonna lose my mind.
When was the last time you had a user (customer) tell you that they wouldn’t use your product because it was built…
Before anyone sees a new TV series, there’s lot of work that takes place, often from lots of people. I’ve never worked on a TV series but I imagine that the process is somewhat similar to that of building software:
