How I feel doing #designSystems.

To-do apps have a habit of having specific schema's for shaping your data, which can be malformed when migrating to another app. Text files are so generic that this problem doesn't exist.

I forgot how long I've been using this template, which is just a text file that can be formatted nicely with apps like iA Writer.

3 goals for the week, 3 goals per working week — that's it.

It's my view that you don't need a fancy to-do app to feel like you're hitting your goals. It's easy to add another to-do to your list, but it's difficult to estimate what you want to achieve by the end of the day or week — if you have to choose.

Yeah I was a bitwarden user for a couple of years before switching back to 1Password. I did it for the same reasons as well, not sure why I ran back to 1Password… probably because the clients are a bit meh. I respect how hugely compatible they are with different OS’s.

Sentry has a bold new look Sentry’s product just got a major redesign. Meet S.C.R.A.P.S., our new design language that brings more depth, personality, and clarity to the entire app.

Definitely the biggest project I've worked on in my career. I love that @sentry.io was willing to take a gamble on a weird look but feels exactly like their brand. The team did such a great job implementing the style, and we're just getting started!

blog.sentry.io/sentry-has-a...

The dude used to write X-Files episodes!

Can’t believe the dude that got me into vim is advertising the company I work for. lol

Talking with @sentry.io users who really dislike our new look feels like a crash course in building empathy—on both sides.

We're all humans building shit.