Waiting for Hey.com invite is killing me. That is all.

THIS. twitter.com/dhh/statu…

When I explained to my 17 years old boy how Hey.com is trying to re-invent email service and how cool some features are, he was un-impressed. Young generations don’t use email at all. He has 14K emails in his inbox. 😳🤦🏻‍♂️

I think hey.com could work wonderfully with Mailbrew… If only I had an Invite for Hey…

If @Mailbrew can fix the newsletters, If people and the company behind Basecamp can fix emails with key.com, can they try to fix the Calender next? Fingers crossed.

Here is a MUST READ thread by @dhh about Apple messing around the launch of Hey, a new and innovative email service. I wish Hey gets though this. I support their fight because Apple is fucking arrogant here… I want Apple to open up… or else. Please, share. twitter.com/dhh/statu… Continue reading →

Question of the day: how much of the Apple’s features scheduled for this fall has been influenced with COVID-19? In other words, did Apple decide to do some features shuffle in order to have more “work-from-home” friendly features? #wwdc #wwdc2020 #apple #iosdev

Fantastical latest update (v3.1) could be the thing that bring me back to it: integrated support for nearly all major video conferencing applications. As a big user of Webex, Teams, Zoom, this could be really useful for me. apps.apple.com/ca/app/fa… Continue reading →

Oh this is so cool… for photography beginners who want to learn how to use Lightroom… new in release 5.3 of Lightroom: sharing your edits to the world! lightroom.app.link

The following edit from the Lightroom community has been shared with you: Broken Glass and Butterflies

There is a lot to like and love in the latest release of Adobe Lightroom for iPad. Played with is for a while and I like it a lot! #adobe #lightroom

At the very beginning of Apple, their leadership was young and they cared about education. Apple became popular in the edu market simply because they built their products around it. They succeeded. Now, Apple leadership is getting older and they now care about healthcare. The story repeats itself as they build many products and features around that. Will success follow? It certainly looks like it. How Apple becomes the operating system for health - Philip Elmer‑DeWitt Continue reading →

Interesting predictions on what could happen in the Mac world in the coming years. I want to bookmark this article and come back to it following the WWDC conference. #macOS #apple bs_labs: Re-engine, Not Re-imagine

Well, I’m glad you asked! twitter.com

I’m already in love with it. Alleged iPhone 12 Molds and CAD Images Show New iPad Pro-Style Design - MacRumors

I do have a good feeling with Hey, a new email service based on my experiments with Basecamp. twitter.com

I hope the redesign of the iMac will be ugly as hell so I don’t get tempted to replace my 2017 21.5 iMac. 😂😂😂 iMac Redesign 2020 - Chin or no Chin - MacRumors Forums

Question of the day: what’s up with Automattic and Tumblr? 🤨🤔🧐 This question came up to my mind this morning as I reblogged a post from someone I follow on Wordpress. The reblog action was popularized by Tumblr if I’m not mistaken. Since Automattic bought Tumblr for a few pennies, I was just wondering. Continue reading →

Interesting piece (see link below) about software quality going down in a world where hardware quality is culminating to levels never seen before. Here are a few of my thoughts on this subject. First, I think the law of entropy is much more active in software than in hardware. We are actually witnessing the slow disorganization of software (both in features & code), hence the quality goes down with it. Continue reading →

You see, we are all fine. Jony Ive not working at Apple.

Thought of the day: thanks to COVID-19, this year’s online-only #WWDC conference will be the only one I can attend just for the fun of it and because I’m an Apple “fanboy”. You could say it’s like a dream coming true.