While looking for reviews of productivity tools (task tracking tools, specifically), I stumbled on a great new blog called Put Things Off. I liked the articles - they’re all well written, interesting, and exquisitely illustrated (seriously, I’m not kidding), and since their topic is somewhat related to some of my posts, and they only launched […]

Great news for everyone who likes to follow this blog. First of all, I’ve hacked my way around wordpress to enable full-text feeds for people using RSS readers. You will now be able to read my posts without having to click on to the site. In a sense, this kinda sucks for me, because I […]

Phew, what a weekend!
Two of my posts got featured on Slashdot, Digg, Reddit, and a variety of other sites such as YCombinator News, DZone, and, strangely enough, Monitor.hr (yep, that’s a croatian technology news site…). The result? Well, before this happened, I had built up traffic to about 3000-4000 hits per month. Over the weekend, […]

I’ve finally given in and installed FeedBurner on Inter-sections. The main reason for that was that WordPress didn’t allow me to specify how big the RSS summaries were going to be. Now, I don’t want the RSS Summaries to contain whole articles, because I kind of like to see hits arriving here, but at the […]

I’ve redesigned the blog a little. Thought I’d add a little more colour and contrast. I’ve also got a fairly cool couple of articles coming, about optimisation (particularly the premature kind). Watch this space! They’ll be coming in the next few days.

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Just a quick note - I haven’t forgotten about this blog, and there are updates pending (in fact, I have a whole series of articles I’ve already written, that I simply need to put onto the blog). I’ve just been both busy and feeling unwell for the last week or two, so have had to […]

I hear it’s a good idea to introduce the theme, purpose, and author of a blog in its first post. So here it is.
When I started work as a junior software engineer in a large consulting company (back in 2003), I tried to figure out what would be my “competitive advantage” there. I observed, I […]