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Daily Archives: February 26, 2015
Six Months with the iPhone 6
A couple years ago I switched from iOS to Android, pre-ordering a Samsung Galaxy 4. I wrote about my decision and then a short term update before I moved back to my old iPhone 4S and iOS. I have a … Continue reading
Posted in Blog
Tagged cell phone
Building Small Habits
I was reading Kenneth Fisher’s piece on constraints recently and was struck by the fact that this is one of those small changes you make to your coding that has big benefits. In essence, rather than being lazy and writing this: CREATE … Continue reading
Posted in Editorial
Tagged DevOps, software development
