In college, a professor once told us that a good programmer produces around 8 lines of code a day. Considering that the average line of code has about as many characters as a text message, I just wrote the equivalent a full day’s work in this paragraph. I’ll be taking the rest of the day…
The DIY Paradox
Recently, a project came up that required the addition of sub-domains to a stock install of WordPress. This feature is not built-in to the software, but faking sub-domains and fiddling with redirects is something I’m familiar with. I figured I could crank out a fix in about a half hour, so I opened up my…
Unexpected Consequences in Iterative Software Design
Internet marketing is a uniquely technical industry that frequently ties strategy to technology. Because of that, the more we know about the tech that powers our business, the better. Don Draper doesn’t need to know how to mix a can of paint to sell Lucky Strikes. But if you’re an SEO, you might want to…
