As bookworm it’s been a struggle to write reviews. As my journey as a bullet journal tracker progresses writing one post at the beginning of the month feels right.
Day 6 – Implementing for unknown
As designers and developers we have to accept the fact that whatever we create will used in ways that we did not anticipate. Now what?
Day 3 – Identity
There is a stupid joke: “Two front-end developers meet at a bar and have nothing to say.” My stance on stupidity of this joke is that it alienates me from front-end community as a whole.
Day 2 – Rest
Second day, second post, this one is more personal and still follows my professional life’s guidelines. Today I feel compelled to write about resting because one either can choose to rest or is forced to rest.
Love your QA
This is a QA and tester appreciation post because QAs are the last line of defense before our, developer’s, mistakes affect humans not on the development team.
Irregular Batch of Interesting Links #9
Well, weekly batches didn’t work for long. This time there are links about UX, Angular and couple unrelated topics.
Book review: Art Inc.
As my career path is heading to interesting places, I came across Lisa Congdon’s book Art Inc. which deals with basics of art career.
Being complicit
First they came for <non-white, non-male, non-heterosexual> people, us. Two months ago white supremacy terrorist executed 50 people during time of their prayer in Christchurch and we enabled him. We need to do better.
Book review: Art Direction for the Web
Andy Clarke is one of dozen or so people in the web industry whom I follow because what they say makes me either think and realize how much I don’t know yet or dig deeper and experiment on my own. So when his new book was released I had to get it.
Book review: Keep Going
Austin Kleon has published another short book with a lot of hand-drawn doodles and blacked out newspapers. The timing of the release was from my point of view impeccable. Continue reading “Book review: Keep Going”