Every week, I get unsolicited emails from people wanting to harvest my extension user’s data. Rest assured, I mark them all as spam!
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Saying No to Data Mining
Enhancing Google Calendar
Google Calendar is great, but it needs better integration into my daily routine so I created Checker Plus for Google Calendar.
Too Many Permissions
A good developer will only request permissions necessary for the app to perform its basic function. A lazy or suspicious one will ask for all permissions to speed up their development, and leave you with security risks.
Screenshots Worth a Thousand Words
Writing takes a lot of time, but screenshots take a few seconds.
Don’t Take it Personally
When your brand is you and you work everyday on your products, it’s hard not to take it personally.
Work to Bike & Bike to Work
Sometimes I feel that programming only makes a virtual difference and that’s why I’m also an urban biking advocate.
The Rise and Fall of the Web Designer
In the first few years, I was putting all my time in development without the funds to hire a web designer. For the longest time my Gmail extension worked because it was bug free and I provided lots of features and options.
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Your biggest security threat is Phishing
You visit a website like your bank or email and enter your password to sign in. The site responds normally or shows a blank page, error or wrong password message. Either way, you might have just given away your password away and wouldn’t know it.
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How I Make a Living Online
Do what you love and share it with others. I’m just a lazy programmer who loves to code to improve my daily life.
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A Taste of Programming
What guarantees you a job or instantly creates a business?
What makes a morning commute, an alarm clock and a boss obsolete?
What allows you creative freedom to produce games or solve world problems?
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