Product Developer, Investor
← wikiNotes are where wiki entries start. They are as simple as a few lines of text and a title. They might be expanded into a full article later, or just be left small.
My habits and practices for taking good notes
The map is not the territory
How to figure out if a product is working
Thoughts on new tools
What I've learned about optimizing SVGs to load icons
Two-way switches are common, but three-way switches are not.
Unpacking the evolution of web app devlopment
How to setup ssl with Certbot for Nginx
My quick-and-dirty recipe for deploying a containerized Python app to AWS Lambda
Sometimes, someone else has said it better than you ever could. Quotes are wiki entries that capture those ideas.
from Jorge Arango
from Steve Jobs
Text without heirarchy is just a blob. Lists are wiki entries that capture a collection of ideas, and their relationships to each other.
Rig rundown
CSS, the good parts
Once a note has gone through a couple of drafts, it might be expanded into an essay. Consider these the ideas that I have spent significant time thinking about.
A Theory of Applications
How to not lose your mind with all the strings