Jason Terhorst

Purely opinion from me, but relevant: Apple is doing the right thing, dropping legacy support, and not trying to coddle to every possible hardware/software combo out there.

The last thing we need is for them to try to be like Microsoft. They’re still scrambling all over each release of Windows, trying to support apps from the ‘98 and even ‘95 days. Not good. If businesses are too cheap and/or lazy to upgrade like the rest of us, screw ‘em.

This post on the Mint.com blog scares me. It shows a breakdown of where we eat, and how much money we’re spending. I’ve tried to reduce my spending on junk food, so I’m not surprised at the numbers.

Loving this blog post on UX design myths. My favorite, myth number 2:

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According to a study, you’re better off focusing on one thing at a time instead of trying to do multiple things at once.

No surprise there.

TapTapTap released “Convert” for iPhone a while back. While I’m a fan of ConvertBot, this one is awesome, too. Check out the incredible overview of the UI design/revision process on it.

Also see their perspective on the app design process. I’m thinking I should follow that approach a bit more closely.