I’m not one to spend time on rumors, and rarely invest much energy in speculation, but the technical specs dug up by Softorino while hacking away on the next version of WALTR are intriguing.
apple, iphone
Filling out forms on the web is an inconsistent and often infuriating experience. What follows are some of my major complaints. I’m not a UX professional, though as a front-end developer it’s definitely been part of my job. This post is written from a user standpoint, though. A frustrated, annoyed customer of e-commerce websites, a user who regularly signs up for services, and one who even occasionally fills out a contact form.
personal, webdesign
I’ve made a quick update to the “Tables - Create from CSV” Service in the Markdown Service Tools that I posted last month. It fixes an error (thanks to Javier Jarava for the report) that would occur if any line in the middle of the CSV data ended with whitespace, as well as offering cleaner exits if an error occurs in parsing the CSV.
markdown, markdownservices, multimarkdown
The Systematic casting call is open for submissions! Here’s the TLDR: I’m looking for new podcast guests for Systematic and you can submit an intro to the Audiodrop. More details at the end, but here’s some backstory.
personal, podcast, systematic
DevMate recently asked 679 Mac developers about their experiences selling inside and outside Apple’s App Store. The results of the survey are enlightening, and of special interest to anyone currently deciding where and how to offer their app for sale.
developer, macos, news
I posted a bookmarklet for quickly opening Product Hunt product links in the same browser tab in June. It was based on a specific CSS selector for finding the “Get It” link, and Product Hunt has since changed the markup, breaking the bookmarklet.
bookmarklet
