As software builders we have tremendous choice in how to present our user inputs. I recently was talking about how I think Moneybird is a 9-9.5 as a product and Exact Online is a 6. I've written before about Exact breaking the browser back button. One of
I got the following notification: "🚨 DAILY DEAL: FREE HOTDOG Because you're a member, valid today!" Now, in general I am not a fan of random notifications to sell me stuff. Even though it's great for the bottom line of the company, it's
I've just been annoyed for the umpteenth time by Google Calendar's default to Sunday as the start of the week. When I started looking at the settings, I noticed it got the time & date format wrong too: The vast majority of Dutch people use: day/
When you walk around with your AirPods, Siri will announce your incoming messages. It's super useful, as I have a very strict notification policy. I mute group chats and don't have noisy friends. So every message that's announced is important. Podimo has made the
I'm trying to use Cursor, as it is supposed to be awesome. Recently I had a simple request: Find the version of TypeScript I was using. So I opened the VSCode settings: And searched for TypeScript: Every time I try to do anything in the VSCode settings I
In Exact Online, when you click the browser back button you do not end up at the screen you saw previously.