Harsh feedback
Asked for harsh feedback on my inherited web app talk and got it. Slides all titles, and I got quieter reading my notes.
Next time: a crib sheet, and learn the notes.
Short posts, the odd thought between longer ones. Newest first, and as a feed: /micro/feed.xml.
Asked for harsh feedback on my inherited web app talk and got it. Slides all titles, and I got quieter reading my notes.
Next time: a crib sheet, and learn the notes.
Recorded a rough podcast pilot 12 hours after reading about "idea debt". A rough episode out beats a perfect one in my head.
Contacted 200 web agencies. Half said good idea, not buying. Three in ten said no. A fifth wanted details.
That's the market talking.
Summer camp in a field in West Wales. Wrote down "Siftware is as big as it needs to be". Still working out what that means.
Backendy is dead. I'm not motivated to run it and it doesn't match who we sell to. A good start though. (2014 in review saw it coming.)
We don't make PHP apps for anyone who asks any more. We solve one problem for one type of person. (How we picked it.)
Back from MicroConf in Prague. Went to find a SaaS idea. Came home knowing I already have a product, I've just been selling it wrong.
It's just sales. (Make life a side project, and three years on.)
New dev rules. No production deploys after 3pm or any time on a Friday. Devs push to test, never master. Thirty days free bug fixing on anything we ship.
The Business of Web Design in Cardiff. Geeking out about web business instead of web tech for a change.
First non-technical talk tonight, Stop worrying start winning. Cashflow sheet, time tracking, goals.
Tracking properly found me four extra billable days this month.