I had big plans. Since July, 2012 I wanted to create a site to document my journey of learning design and then going on to start my own company. It took me long enough. I finally did it in December of last year. Since then I’ve had 3,744 pageviews and 2,526...
It has been a long time coming, but my new portfolio is finally done. It took hours and hours longer than I expected thats for sure. Finally came to the point that I said, “I’m getting this done!” and worked on it this morning and afternoon until I...
Adjusting the tracking and scrolling speeds on a mouse is a small thing, and yet it makes working on a computer a whole lot better. I’ve been using the computers in the labs at BYU for the past little while (as I shop for a new computer). The very first thing I...
I’m still wondering if I should write on Design To Startup anymore. I’m thinking I should perhaps take all the posts there and move them to BradyMower.com and just write all my new posts there from now on. I just don’t know if there is really a...
“Our tools, like most things, have natural limits to their utility. Up to a certain point, e-mail makes us more efficient. After that the mounds of e-mail in our inbox take time away from our real work. Up to a certain point, time spent on social networks brings...
Learning to code is getting a lot of attention lately. From this video: Every One Should Code, to the prevalence of great learning resources like Treehouse, Code Academy, Lynda.com, and others, there is a lot of encouragement and resources in this space. If...
Take a look at this cool idea. I love it when people do stuff like this. I just love it. Someone takes a problem that they deal with, comes up with a cool solution, and since other people face the same problem, they create a solution that other people can use too....
Quote from Coding Confessional : “I don’t care about my current job and I wouldn’t mind if I lost it. Ironically, that’s exactly why I can be ruthlessly good at it. I speak my mind and do the right thing, regardless of the...
“In 1985, composer, inventor and software engineer Stephen Malinowski created the first version of the Music Animation Machine and, a quarter century later, it remains a treasure trove of mesmerizing music visualizations.” Watch this video. I love...
Yesterday was my first “Learn Day”. I did only a tiny bit of client work (to fix a bug in a site), but otherwise spend the day learning and working on my personal websites. Overall I’d call the day a success. I really enjoyed it particularly because...
