Phil Simon

Claude Code continues to amaze me with its fast and furious updates.

In a recent post, I discussed the ever-expanding array of tools available to proper developers and their citizen counterparts.

At the beginning of this year, I began my Claude Code journey in earnest.

How many organizations and teams use both Slack and Notion?

If there is a spectrum of software, the Claude Codes of the world sit at the exciting end of it.

Since I began using Notion six years ago, it has morphed in ways that no one could have ever imagined.

For years, I struggled to find cleaning supplies in my kitchen's utility closet.

In the course of my 30 years around workplace tech, I've learned a thing or six.

In 2013, I attended a small business networking event in Las Vegas.

For my entire career, workplace tech and collaboration have fascinated me.

During the aughts, I paid my bills as an enterprise systems consultant.

About a month ago, I wrote about how I used my bestie Claude Code to replace one automation solution with another.

Most industry types knew that GitHub had become a big deal since its inception.

Sometimes people can't immediately size me up, and I can't blame them.

At its recent developer conference, Notion announced a powerful new way to extend the application.