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How Nirvana Nearly Stopped Me From Writing on Substack
This is a story about writing. And motivation. And motivational written Notes on Substack. And of course Nirvana. A fallacy.
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SWS #010: Reading, Coffee, Things 3 and other Stuff Worth Sharing
This is my weekly newsletter Stuff Worth Sharing where I share with you some great content I found in the world wide web. I hope you enjoy it.
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Amazon’s 1997 Letter: A Blueprint for Long-Term Business Growth
Looking back into the histories of large enterprises, you can learn many important lessons. Analysing today’s successful companies past shareholder letters can gain many insights into the strategy which helped them to get to where they are today.
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Summary of ‘Why can’t we read anymore?’ by Hugh McGuire
This great article by Hugh McGuire, even though it is nearly 10 years old, describes near perfectly my (and, as it seems, many others) relation to books in the age of endless dopamine hits coming from our beloved smartphones.
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Summary of Building Slack – Day 1 by Johnny Rodgers and Ali Rayl
This series of articles goes into detail how Slack was born out of the chat function of a video game.
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Why I started this blog and what my current blogging process looks like
This post goes into detail why I started my blog to publish summaries of interesting books, articles, podcasts or audiobooks I consume.
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Summary of Rocks, Pebbles, Sand: How to implement in practice by Jason Cohen
In this long-form blog post, Jason Cohen takes a new approach to scheduling work as a product manager, which involves the popular rocks, pebbles, and sand in a jar analogy.
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SWS Snippet #0040: 9 years of Apple text editor solo dev by Mihhail Lapushkin
This great post by Mihhail Lapushkin describes his journey of creating paper, a minimalist writing app for iOS and macOS.
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SWS Snippet #0039: HA Voice
Last week Home Assistant finally launched their own hardware voice assistant for the open home.If you prefer not to use Alexa or other voice assistants in your home for privacy reasons, you might want to take a look at this or at Home Assistant in general. Link: https://newsletter.openhomefoundation.org/the-era-of-open-voice/
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SWS Snippet #0038: Christmas Tree with HTML and CSS
Searching for a nice little Christmas decoration for a web application, I stumbled upon this article from Alexandra Radevich. By just using HTML and CSS, she created this nice little Christmas tree. It’s always fascinating to see how far you can go without JavaScript!Happy holidays to you! Source: https://aleksarad.medium.com/creating-a-simple-christmas-tree-with-pure-css-93e567fef0c9
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