Sahil Parikh

It is an ever-vigilant, omnipresent peacekeeping force in the Festival of Life.

There is just so much information out there and so the biggest challenge has been to consume just the right amount of it without getting inundated and overwhlelmed.

A very interesting thought on "What's Next for Watches?"

"The reality show follows the struggles and adventures faced by a brave but ill-tempered logger, his family, and his quirky crew as they collect and transport lumber on Vancouver Island.

We try and avoid boredom, but actually boredom is a fundamental part of creativity.

Every so often, I have questions for my friends.

Thanks to Neil Pasricha's "You Are Awesome: How to Navigate Change, Wrestle with Failure, and Live an Intentional Life" and "The Happiness Equation: Want Nothing + Do Anything = Have Everything" I have setup a new journal prompt daily (in DayOne).

The Ride of a Lifetime: Lessons Learned from 15 Years as CEO of the Walt Disney Company is an amazing book.

I have always learnt new stuff.

I love how Apple is incrementally focusing on health (mental, physical, awareness, attention) and slowly blowing away the competition with their tight integration between the desktop, laptop, tablet, watch and home entertainment.

Over the last 45 days, I have been learning Rust, a programming language designed for performance and safety.

I read a few pages of this book to recaliberate when I am feeling down or lost.

It’s been a year of the pandemic and I wanted to pen down some thoughts on remote work.

“My father taught me early on to acquire things not based on the monetary value, but because you love them.” - Henry Leutwyler, Photographer.

I have been digging into JAMStack and last year even updated this blog using Eleventy.

"With every skill you acquire, you double your odds of success."

I came across Jacob Harris’s article in The Atlantic and decided to experiment with Sky Gradients.

I’ve got hundreds of different vendors we use, from Microsoft to Box, Zoom, Slack, and so on.

I have been fascinated by Jana Winderen‘s soundscapes after reading about it on Om's blog post.

Recently, after getting the HomePod Mini, I have been listening to a lot more music.

On a recent trip I missed blogging as I did not have this repository setup on my laptop (which was primarily used by my daughter).

20 things I learnt and experienced in 2020 (which I otherwise might have overlooked in a normal year).

In June, I blogged about my love for coding.

Over in July, I picked up the Bullet Journal method of planning my day, week and month.

Lately, I have been taking a break from my Kindle and reading some fiction classics the good ol’ fashioned way.

A watch has been an extension of my wrist since I was a little kid.

My daughter imposed a digital detox yesterday the past Sunday.

I came across praises for Superhuman on my Twitter feed, so once I finished my Hey trial, I decided to see what all the fuss was all about.

Setting up a new computer is refreshing and a chance to start over.

How many times have you accidentally quit Safari by pressing cmd+q instead of cmd+w (closing a tab)?

Early last month, I came across Eleventy, a simple static site generator, and this got me curious.

The lockdown in India started on March 24th.

Basecamp's new HEY email service has a take on what email should be in 2020.

This pandemic has created havoc, and the worst is yet to come as some people say.

writing code that changes people’s everyday lives Code is speech; speech a human utters to silicon, which makes the machine come to life and do our will.

This is the fourth week of the lockdown and it feels that life has slowed down.

We challenged ourselves to a 1000 piece puzzle during the first week of lockdown!

WhatsApp/ iMessage Daily “health” and “life is beautiful” gifs News articles stating the end of the world Friends showing off their new material possessions The carpenter you just met last week sending you greeting images Jio sending you 4-6 messages for a

Two days back my wife and me were talking about me joining a Flutter course on Udemy and today she gets this on her feed.

I always wanted to start a personal weekly newsletter and late last month I started one.

Soaking it up on a quiet Tuesday morning.

"The impediment to action advances action, and what stands in the way becomes the way" Fabulous personal development book on how to tackle obstacles/ adversity to your advantage.

Read this piece today - Fast Software, the Best Software.

A rainy, wet weekend is the best for a movie in the afternoon.

Today, we interview Simon, a developer, educator and consultant at Devdactic.

I have been an entrepreneur for the last 14 years.

The 2018 11-inch iPad Pro reminds me of the iPhone 5.

Today, we interview Maxim, an independent software developer.

Companies and teams can work like a well-oiled machine.

Today, we interview Matthias (an independent Mac/ iOS software developer) from Eternal Storms Software - makers of Yoink, ScreenFloat, Transloader, Glimpses etc.