If you want to know what was happening minute by minute, please go search the twitter hashtag #SandCloud. There are pictures, video and commentary there…
That being said there were some interesting things I listened to today:
1) Scott Cook’s take on creating a startup…he had an especially poignant story on having to let employees in his [...]
Another cool little trick for QuickBase
I created a little kiosk app using QuickBase for those who might be interested, and posted it on the QuickBase Blog
Firefox -> Minefield
So I’m playing with Minefield, an alpha version of Firefox this evening. This thing SCREAMS. I’ve tried the WSJ, QuickBase and My Yahoo. It is alpha code and doesn’t have a lot of compatible plug-ins or a flash player. But it renders grid edit in QuickBase really fast. It does have some flaws (I’m using [...]
QuickBase Tricks I know…
So I’ve written a little blog entry about a cool feature of QuickBase and I thought I share on the QuickBase Blog
I have an awesome job and I’m pretty sure I’m riding the crest of a wave with the Platform as a Service concept.
Workplace and QuickBase at Web 2.0 2008 in New York
In continuation of a phenomenal year for me, I’ve had the pleasure of managing one of the best product development organizations I’ve ever been associated with. QuickBase alone is a very important product and has changes the way work groups share data or map a process but keep that data in the cloud, bypassing your [...]
You know, we need a QuickBase podcast
I've been sitting here listening to MacOS Ken, and I'm getting more and more convinced that having a forum and a blog is not enough. We need a QuickBase or at least a Developer Program Podcast. I'm not sure how I'd pull it together. Maybe my boss will let me buy a [...]
QuickBase at the Web 2.0 Conference…
So the QuickBase team is at the Web 2.0 conference showing off both our corporate workgroup product as well as our new developer platform beta. We're sitting here watching the twitter feeds from our gang on the floor. As development manager of QuickBase, it's pretty exciting to see all our hard work getting [...]
Why am I doing this?
About 29 years ago, I touched my first computer. It was an IBM 360/1500 at Fairfield University. I was a freshman at Fairfield Prep on the same campus. In between the 2 semesters we had mini-courses, which were a 2 week break from normal classes and an opportunity to investigate topics that you wouldn’t [...]
