Joe Walnes

This thing looks really handy... and it's beautiful!

Snapseed has always been one of my fav photo editing apps. Better than anything on the desktop (except the now discontinued Snapseed desktop app). So happy to see 2.0!

I've seen/heard an early demo unit of this thing. It's tha bomb. Amazing deep sounds and bass. Runs circles around the other speakers.

Yeah I shamelessly posted my own product. :) I think this will be useful as an alternative to hosted push services for those building web apps with streaming content (chatrooms, collaboraton, games, news feeds, stock tickers, etc). AMA

I love this! As a developer and designer, I try to get away from the screen as much as possible (which unfortunately is not nearly enough). This is one more tool that encourages less screenage.

The premise is if you're not being rejected you're not pushing yourself. This card game gives you a real life task to do each day with the goal of being rejected by a real human. Gamification of fears.

More in this NPR article: http://www.npr.org/blogs/health/2015/01/16/377239011/by-making-a-game-out-of-rejection-a-man-conquers-fear

I use this service a lot! Really handy for serving examples directly from git repos directly from the master branch.

It's a tough time to launch a sports tracking watch with the Apple Watch just around the corner, but this one is pretty classy looking. Not that I'm classy enough to know, but my wife says so. I want it.

Business Model Generation has become a core practice in many lean startups (you've all seen the canvases). This follow up goes into much more depth about the most important two chunks of the canvas: Customer segments and value propositions. These are no doubt the trickiest parts of determining a viable business model and this book delves into exercises to help discover and validate these.

I just used this to site to get a Power Bowl of eggs, streak, spinach (high protein, low carb) at Panera Bread. Awesomeballs!

I just finished reading the book. Here's a quick review... I've been trying to get started with motion in iOS for a few weeks now and while the Developer Docs are complete, they take a lot of work to understand. This book was perfect, not just at explaining the APIs, but also how to think about structuring animations. The book is short. I like that! I have a stack of iOS books that just ramble...

Although they don't use the word "mind maps" anywhere on the site, it's basically a collaborative mind mapping tool. And it's very good! Unlike others I've tried, it's simple, looks beautiful and it's to the point. I'm now using it daily.