Phillip's Notes

Growing up in Denver, you had the choice between two amusement parks: Elitch’s or Lakeside, and they were literally in the same neighborhood.

Do you like Frappucino®s1 from Starbucks?

We thought AI was going to make life easier, giving us time back by automating away the monotonous work.

I have an awesome new editor for my website.

On any given September afternoon in the late 1990s, you might find me racing home from school on my bicycle.

I can’t tell you how many times I’ve received a gift and meant to say thank you, whether in person, over the phone, or with a note, and completely forgotten.

I want to write, more but I’m not sure what to write about.

I reviewed You Need a Budget by Jesse Mecham on Amazon: While I am a huge fan of the YNAB product, and have been using it actively for several years, I half expected this book to be a thinly veiled advertisement to purchase his tool and convert to a paying

Adam is a friend of mine learning to program.

I have a wedding ring in the Pacific Ocean somewhere.

Adam Murray, in an interview with The Gospel Coalition: As an image-bearer of God, how does your work reflect some aspect of God’s work?

This post was originally published on the Oven Bits Journal, under the titles, “Your Success is Our Success”, and “Being Agile Leads to Results”.

John Saddington, on his blog: Friendly?

Not sure how I missed the whole Telegram thing back in February when WhatsApp went down.

There are over 650 Google Fonts available for free.

Noah Lorang on Signal v.

John Piper: And so the “us” of “O come let us adore him” is the “us” of heaven and earth, singing together.

Romans 8:5-6 (ESV): For those who live according to the flesh set their minds on the things of the flesh, but those who live according to the Spirit set their minds on the things of the Spirit.

GitHub pages is awesome.

Yesterday my coworker Eric asked me to build out some dynamic error pages for the upcoming version of one of our apps.

Dvorak.

Less.app: {Less} extends CSS with variables, nested rules, operators and more.

I owe every accomplishment I have ever achieved to three things my mom instilled in me from a young age.

My wife and I made “Quick & Easy Gumbo” for an event at our church this evening.

Valentine’s day was a few days ago, and since I’m still in the mood, I am going to declare my love for the cloud.

Brett asked this question on the Heroku mailing list: I want to let users purchase custom domain names to access my app on Heroku.

I’ve been using Ruby full-time+ for the last few weeks, working on projects at work and then personal projects when I get home.