After months of thinking about “killer features”, I arrived at the realization that there were still a…
After rethinking the project schedule timeline, I applied the same style to the invoice schedule timeline. With projects, we track the start and end dates to reveal if a project starts late or drags on too long. With invoices, we track when an invoice is paid compared to its due…
Ever since moving to New York and freelancing, I’ve worked out of a co-working space, which is now where we work on…
If you’ve built anything of scale before, you know that it’s best to build in increments. Even if you haven’t built anything, but rather attempted to accomplish an overwhelming task, you know how important it is to break larger problems into smaller, more manageable ones. This has…
I realized I’ve been writing after-the-fact lately — reviewing past work instead of talking through upcoming features I need to tackle. Today, I’m going to focus on what’s next for Cushion.
Up until now, Cushion has been very much an overview of the project schedule. You…
I made a lot of progress this weekend regarding the overall feel of Cushion. The change I’m happiest with is the move away from…
Yesterday, I set up my test environment and started writing tests for a simple table component I’m…
A few weeks ago, a beta user suggested the idea of multiple financial goals for the budget timeline. At the time…
This weekend, I wrapped up a “feature” that’s been at the top of my list for a while — deleting your account. It’s not…
This weekend, Cushion’s expenses page made its way to the top of Hacker News, claiming the #1 spot for the day. I knew something was up when Hacker News bots filled my Twitter feed. Even on a Sunday, Hacker News was able to drive over 32,000 unique visitors to Cushion. I was out of the studio at…
