WordPress, then React, now Swift
Three defaults in about ten years, and why none of them really replaced the one before. What changed wasn't the tools. It was the shape of what people were asking for.
I'm Josh — a UK-based web developer. I run Prystine, a web agency, and build products and tools across the web. This is where I write about building, shipping, and the occasional tangent.
Three defaults in about ten years, and why none of them really replaced the one before. What changed wasn't the tools. It was the shape of what people were asking for.
My House, My Things is £34.99, once. A record isn't a service: it doesn't need to be running to be useful, it needs to still be there in ten years.
The line is a misquote, and it was never a distribution plan. What actually happens after you ship something, and why building is the easy part.
I couldn't say when my boiler was last serviced or what the kitchen paint was. The answers existed, just nowhere I could find them. So I started building.