OK, so the post title is a total lie. There really is no easy way to produce and sell software. There are varying degrees of difficulty that can be associated with software development, though.
When I started working on iRooster I never really intended for it to turn into something that I would sell [...]
Entries from November 2005
Producing Software, the Easy Way
November 29th, 2005 · No Comments
Tags: iRooster
Site Redesign and More Pix
November 27th, 2005 · No Comments
I’ve started on a site redesign, as you may have noticed. So far, the main page of the site and my résumé have been converted over. Still to come: the (woefully out of date) Code section, this Weblog, Photos, and the nonexistent About page.
Additionally, I finally finished moving all of my pictures over [...]
Tags: Blogs
X360 Launch Titles
November 19th, 2005 · No Comments
“Amped 3” (2K Sports)
I’ve been an SSX fan ever since it was a PS2 launch title, and I’ve never given Amped the time of day. A review on Gamespot just made me think I should reconsider, though. “A huge part of what makes the story so appealing–and, really Amped 3 in general–is the [...]
Tags: Video Games
Catching Up
November 19th, 2005 · No Comments
The past few weeks have been insanely busy for me. I became sick the week before I moved out of my old apartment in Queen Anne, which interfered greatly with my ability to pack and move. The timing of my illness was especially poor: my entire team took three days off to celebrate shipping Visual [...]
Tags: Personal Life
Burrito
November 4th, 2005 · No Comments
Fuck, I want a burrito right now. H.U.N.G.R.Y. B.U.R.R.I.T.O. I think I’m going to go buy one. The advantages of living across the street from a 24 hour QFC that carries organic bean and cheese burritos are many. The disadvantages inherent to the situation, though, are that I have to fend off hobos to get [...]
Tags: Personal Life
Sylvia Imports
November 4th, 2005 · No Comments
I have become such a huge 24 whore.
Tags: Miscellaneous
Terms I Never Want to Hear Again
November 3rd, 2005 · No Comments
Ajax
Attention Economy
Disruptive Technology
“Gadget” (in the context Scoble uses it in)
Mash-Up
Web 2.0
I don’t particularly care about Zvents. It feels like the Stranger’s Calendar on steroids. Nothing more, nothing less.
That’s it for the time being I believe.
Tags: Technology