Sometimes they feel like this… as opposed to this.
Monday Morning Meetings
9 Apr 2012
An Invocation by Ze Frank
9 Apr 2012
Wonderful.
Keep Calm
9 Apr 2012
Finally got our new poster framed. :-)
Jack and Brian
9 Apr 2012
Jack and Brian figuring out shit for one of our new mobile projects.
Memory Lane - Server outages
6 Apr 2012
While I have fond memories of the days when we’d be getting several hosting orders each day for new customers, I don’t miss the days when servers would crash. We’re thankful to be able to partner with companies like Blue Box for most of our client hosting needs these days.
Days since I was last in a colo facility: 97. (when we pulled all of our remaining servers out of our cabinet on Dec. 31, 2011)
Considerations To Make For Your Mobile Website
6 Apr 2012
We have been working on a number of mobile-focused projects lately and have come across some issues we don’t normally deal with when producing sites for desktop browsers.
Sadly, iMessage didn't reduce our monthly bills
6 Apr 2012
I was hoping that iMessage was going to allow me to reduce my monthly iPhone bill… but it doesn’t appear that AT&T was going to let that happen.
Creating and Implementing D^5: Discovery
5 Apr 2012
As my bio indicates, this software business was entirely new to me. I dabbled with web apps in the past, created a handful of websites, and managed — from a very, very high-level — a few web projects. But my experience is in the much more progressive-sequence world of construction, manufacturing, and marketing. These are industries with well-defined, industry standard work-flows.
Part of the draw to the web studio was the unknown.
Planet Argon introduces the D^5 Work Process
3 Apr 2012
Recently we deployed our new work process called D5. It’s a five step program that begins with an idea and transforms it into a deployed web app. The story of how it was created can be found in a series of blog articles.
Creating and Implementing D^5: A Saga Begins
3 Apr 2012
Recently we deployed our new work process called D^5. It’s a five step program. Like most five step programs, its initiation started by admitting we had a problem.