Anything else you'd like to add?

I can’t think of anything else, but feel free to reach me on Twitter @mactanaka if you have any questions about my apps or indie developer journey so far!

Thanks for your interest in my development routines!

Yes, I’d like to end with a message: please start blogging, even if you think you have nothing interesting to say. Everything is of interest! Leave Twitter and “tweet” on your own site, that’ll be the first step. Thank me later!

Know thyself, and wear sunscreen.

I’m generally amenable to talking to strangers on the internet, maybe to give advice or for a quick consult on something technical or even just to chat! Visit the contact page on my site for details! And if you have a personal site or blog I’m always willing to check it out!

Thanks for reaching out for this interview Raj!

Feel free to follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/michael_tigas, check out my productivity apps on the App Store (Focused Work, Ochi, Go To Sleep) and let me know what you think! 🙏

Nada!

Thanks so much for asking me to do this, Raj! If people want to keep up with the latest on Albums, they can follow @albumstheapp on twitter and go to https://reddit.com/r/albumstheapp. I also write a long-form newsletter about it at https://albumstheapp.substack.com.

Uhhhh, we were talking about how bad I do promotion for the channel, so, go check it out and subscribe! www.youtube.com/anamorphiconabudget

Also, a lot of folks that start into anamorphics wanna get it right from the very start. It’s impossible. It’s like wanting to get the best brushes and paints before you even get started into painting. Your style and preferences come with experience, so just jump in. Pick something that captures your interest and you’ll grow from there.

I would, but I don’t have a calculator on me. Thank you, I’m here all week.

Thanks for letting me ramble, and for all the conversations you’ve facilitated here. I’m relieved to see more people interested in independent writing again. If you’ve made it this far, and haven’t ever thought about putting your voice out there beyond the latest social network, consider it. We’d all love to hear from you.

I’m always looking for contributors or partners or people that want to participate in the work that I’m doing. If you’re interested at all, or even just have something you think I should look at, drop me a line at jaywebhistory@gmail.com.

Thanks for reaching out to interview me. This was super fun!

Do not cling on to what you have out of some misplaced sense of duty towards consistency. Allow yourself the chance to change, to think anew, to appreciate things in a different light. Believe in yourself and state your views respectfully yet unapologetically. Be happy to be proven wrong, as that emancipates you from whatever falsehood governed your actions. And when things do not go your way, smile while readying yourself for the challenge ahead.

I never like to miss the opportunity to spread the word about the “Granny Knot”. This is probably the most common reason that people’s shoelace bows sit crooked or their shoelaces come loose. Potentially half the world’s population is tying their shoes incorrectly!

The solution is super-simple – and the word is slowly spreading. But if anyone out there is frustrated by their shoelaces and hasn’t yet found the answer, do yourself a favour and search for info on the “Granny Knot”, either via my website or wherever else you search for knowledge nowadays.

I hope you have a nice day. If anything I said resonated with you or you want to chat more, I’m always happy to receive an email from a friendly internet stranger. I’m mb@matthewbishcoff.com.

Oh, and if you need help making a great app, Lickability can do just that.

Just to encourage people to automate the things they can. People often think automation is about speeding things up, and it is, but it is also about consistency - something you automate will produce an identical result every time, where doing it manually will introduce little changes that may or may not come back to bite you later. You don’t have to use Keyboard Maestro (you should, of course), but you should be looking at the things you do repetitively, or things which are irritating, or tedious, and looking for ways you can automate them. The joy that comes from hitting a key and then sitting back and watching your computer perform a serious of tedious steps through some web site, between some applications, and finishing up with a nicely polished, always perfect, result is hard to overstate.