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  1. Tutor Catala

    Algú coneix a un tutor de català bo?

  2. Neotoma now backs up all of my Foursquare / Swarm check-ins to my Dropbox account whereupon they're republished instantly to my website on a new check-ins page.

  3. As part of my working sprint at IndieWebCamp Berlin today, I managed to fix a show-stopping bug that's been in production for sync-server on Neotoma and run a backup job for my latest Foursquare / Swarm check-ins.

  4. My website's content is now populated automatically via Dropbox using Neotoma personal server and publishing software, reducing the friction to publishing, keeping data in sync, and paving the way for content aggregation.

  5. While working more or less full-time on Neotoma since last summer, I've created a few repositories that are hopefully useful as modules to other Node.js apps in general.

  6. Touch Bar Autosuggest

    "Hmmm what I've been doing is that I wanted to be a good friend to my life and my life is so far away" - My Touch Bar autosuggest

  7. Just over a year ago, I moved to Barcelona in Spain to live abroad for the first time.

  8. Bringing it all back home

    > "Now, I been in jail when all my mail showed, that a man can't give his address out to bad company" - Bob Dylan, Absolutely Sweet Marie Last summer...

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  10. Kanban

    One of the most important aspects of product design and management is prioritization.

  11. Success projection for startups

    Startups often get so consumed by their day-to-day challenges that they do a poor job actually projecting their longer-term success or lack thereof....

  12. Three types of design

    People tend to use the word "design" very loosely when talking about product, but it's actually quite important to distinguish between the types of...

  13. The Post-MVP Fork in the Road

    A lot of startups rightly aim to release a minimum viable product MVP as their first initiative.

  14. Over the past year, and mostly as a result of my Plancast post-mortem, I've spoken with dozens of entrepreneurs who are working on events-related...

  15. Why Plancast never scaled beyond early adopters: sharing frequency, consumption patterns, incentives, and the difficulties of events as a content type.

  16. Share frequency

    When designing a social network that depends on users to contribute content from which they'll collectively derive value, one must consider certain...

  17. Homesteading on the indie web

    I had the pleasure of attending IndieWebCamphttp://indiewebcamp.com/ in Portland last month, a BarCamp-style conference where techies get together to...

  18. Content

    People are particular about the forms of communication they employ when expressing themselves, through social networks or any other media, because...

  19. Relationship

    When people connect with others on a given social network, they are conscientious about whom they will connect with, because an exchange of...

  20. Social networking is a precondition for new modes of information exchange, not an end in and of itself.

  21. How to pitch a tech blogger

    I've been asked privately quite a few times over the last couple of years how one should pitch their startup to a tech blog like...

  22. I feel a certain kinship towards the founders of Blippyhttp://blippy.com/.

  23. Plancast in public beta

    I'm happy to announce that the site I've been working on for the past half year or so - Plancasthttp://plancast.com/ - is now available in public...

  24. Facebook's social graph

    The social graph on Facebook has been the company's biggest asset, but over time it has become perhaps its biggest liability as well.

  25. Worldly Developments

    I'm happy to announce some exciting news regarding my startup.

  26. The web needs its own App Store

    I've been thinking a bit about the Apple App Store recently, perhaps because I'm starting to think more about developing a mobile application that...

  27. Narrowing Scope

    Since my last post, I've narrowed the scope of my project down a great deal.

  28. The immense amount of ink spilled for Twitter these days signals two main things.

  29. Today marks the completion of my first week working on my first startup/getting-the-lay-of-the-land.

  30. Getting the lay of the land

    As Erick Schonfeld was kind enough to announce in a post on TechCrunch last week, I've left my position at TechCrunch to build and run my own startup.