The Flickr API is a national treasure
And when a corporate vendor "deprecates" an API we've built on, it's really hard to shrug it off, esp since these changes usually modify the contract between developers and the platform. And it's very rare that the benefit accrues to the developers. Hey, very often when the API changes our apps are broken and gone, for good. Recently new life has been pumped into Flickr by Yahoo, something us long
Bullet points on Ev's new startup
I listened to a podcast interview between Evan Williams and Jeffrey Zeldman yesterday. It had a few bits about Medium, which is his new startup. I am interested in know what his thinking is on this -- as we've been exploring the same territory for a number of years, and his ideas are always worth a listen. Here's the executive summary -- he is exploring a niche that exists. Sometimes you wonder wh
Twitter is a tragic tale
I've known Chuck Shotton since 1995, early days of the Mac web community. I was doing Frontier, an editing and database environment that turned out to be an almost perfect match for web design and programming. Chuck was doing WebStar, the leading HTTP server for the Mac. Our products complemented each other well, and we've been friends ever since. I wrote a piece yesterday about Twitter needing a
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House of Cards
We expect too much of geeks
We should retire Aaron's number
Silicon Valley is wrong about college
How I ran ThinkTank/1987 in Chrome
This is not Steve's Apple
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Unbreaking our Twitter
