These quotes were compiled from many sources by Jason Fried. Thanks to everyone who’s shared one of these with me over the years.
Backpack: Favorite quotes
These quotes were compiled from many sources by Jason Fried. Thanks to everyone who’s shared one of these with me over the years.
Open Source Icons
Over the past few months I’ve developed some icons for use on our marketing sites and newsletters. A few of these icons have made it into production. Some are simple and some are detailed. Most haven’t seen the light of day just because they weren’t a right fit for what we were trying to communicate at the time. I want to release the artwork for these icons as open source. They’re free for you to
The early days: How 37signals built buzz out of the gate
When 37signals first started out, we didn’t make products. We did client work. From the beginning, we allotted plenty of time for side projects. Things that would get us attention (eNormicom), experiments with new ways of selling our services (37express), ways to show off our design thinking (37Better Project), etc. Here are a few of the key non-client projects that enabled us to build up an audie
Phasing out support for IE 6 across all 37signals products on August 15, 2008
Phasing out support for IE 6 across all 37signals products on August 15, 2008 On August 15th, 2008 October 1, 2008 we will begin phasing out support for Internet Explorer 6 across all 37signals products. In order to continue using the products without any hiccups, Internet Explorer 6 users should upgrade to a newer browser: Download Internet Explorer 7 Download Firefox Download Safari The Internet
37signals Architecture - High Scalability -
Update 7: Basecamp, now with more vroom. Basecamp application servers running Ruby code were upgraded and virtualization was removed. The result: A 66 % reduction in the response time while handling multiples of the traffic is beyond what I expected. They still use virtualization (Linux KVM), just less of it now. Update 6: Things We’ve Learned at 37Signals. Themes: less is more; don't worry be hap
IT Conversations: Jason Fried
A fundamental notion in business is to outdo and go one better than the competition. Fried delves into the competitive advantage of doing less, suggesting that people start thinking about "under-doing" each other to beat the competition in this era of simple applications. He presents arguments against conventional business building practices and proposes scaling down on money, staff, and product f
Getting Real by 37signals
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