Read about our experiences building/growing a SaaS company and then selling it.
We love ruby, javascript and all things coding, here are articles related to code.
We've designed our businesses around our lives, not the other way around.
We like to think we have good opinions on design, onboarding and user experience.
This category has weekly videos from our team about things they're enjoying in their lives.
Marketing is a tough subject to write on. Here are articles covering our experiences.
In 2017 we filmed a tv show for Lowe's Home Improvement and Stanley Black and Decker.
2017 was a tough year, I felt like a shitty parent and husband, life kicked me in the nuts many times in 2017.
Our dear friend has gone to a more peaceful place.
Our dear friend has gone to a more peaceful place.
After working on LessChurn for two years, part-time we decided to sell the product.
Driven people are relentlessly mean to themselves, their inner voice drives them to be better and work harder.
There's a huge difference in "growth tasks" vs "maintenance tasks" are you actually growing/transforming your business just getting the work done.
We wrote an Alexa Skill for our own personal use. Here's what we learned in the process.
We wrote an Alexa Skill for our own personal use. Here's what we learned in the process.
Here how to be a good clients, sometimes you're the client take these lessons and apply them.
Branding is a story, a story is a chain of events. Here's what I mean...
We wrote an Alexa Skill for our own personal use. Here's what we learned in the process.
If you want low stress, here’s a few qualities a successful client service team must have.
Meet my friend Ali Roudabush. Ali is a tattoo artist, former letterpress designer and recently she educated me on getting my first tattoo.
Meet Michael...Michael is unlike anyone you'll ever meet. He's a designer, artist and cigar aficionado...I wanted Micahel to teach me about cigars.
Since selling LessAccounting Allan and I have come to realize that we've had wants not goals.
I'm finding running a company is alot like being a farmer, watching the seasons, planting crops, looking ahead and predicting the yield of the crops. Here's more.
A quick example of how to use nested forms in Phoenix.
In this post I'm going to compare this exploration of source code to other popular languages.
In this post we are going to look at how lists are implemented in Elixir and how looking at its source code can teach us a thing or two about the language.
We hosted our first company retreat last weekend, lots of food, booze and hanging out. Read on to learn why it took us 10 years to host a company retreat.
My wife recently found a piece of paper where we wrote down our ten year goals in 2003. Simple times, simple goals...here's a review.
Meet Clay... Clay has a framework for teaching a better way to introduce yourself to new people. Watch this video.
I've always been a person who worries, I've always been looking ahead and planning my route but my worries have changed alot over the years.
I love sailing and in this article I'll talk about how you can start sailing as a hobby.
Almost no one actually sees hockey stick growth in their SaaS startup.
A few things I learned and experienced at my first tech conference.
Battling back my ego has always been a struggle. I have a hard time balancing selfconfidence with overconfidence.
As I sat on my sailboat chilling out in a hammock I decided to film my "three favorite things" video for this week. Enjoy the video.
Looking back on the eight years we spent building LessAccounting we made so many decisions and some I wish we choose differently. Here are common mistakes by SaaS cofounders.
I never really knew how "word of mouth marketing" actually worked until a few years ago. In case you don't know, here's how the story of your product spreads to new customers.
As a small business owner I see all the tasks I need to know but have no idea where to start...How do you know what to work on when everything is important?
Do you employees know their role in your company? Sure they know the tasks they need to accomplish but do they know what their role is?
We've always been 100% remote. Here are some things we've learned about how remote teams should communicate.
The skills I thought I would need to be an entrepreneur are not the skills I actually use to run our businesses.
I've been doing remote work for almost ten years. Here's what I've learned.
Let's go on a cruise, hangout and share some deep thoughts about businessing. Port Miami, Jamaica, Grand Cayman Islands, Cozumel leaving March 5th 2017
I had tried and failed many times in the past to learn Vim. These were the four steps I took that made my last try successful.
Eugen tells us his three favorite things about the Swift programming language.
Bringing a junior into your team is an exercise in empathy.
This week I enjoyed video b-roll from the new Jason Bourne movie, a new podcast from Malcolm Gladwell and an amazing sunset in Panama City Florida (my hometown).
Chet gives us his 3 favorite things for the 3rd week of July 2016. Foot darts, a ruby talk and a bad soccer penalty kick...check them out.
The difference between coding as a hobby and as a profession. The Soft Skills
The difference between coding as a hobby and as a profession
Mike gives us his 3 favorite things for the 3rd week of July 2016. TrueBill, a google analytics extension, and a new homemade game...check them out.
Examples on how to change the case of a String in Ruby
Steve gives us his 3 favorite things for the 3rd week of July 2016. Music gear, programming and music picks...check them out.
Here are two things to consider before choosing your first programming language.
Every product can be improved, so don't allow your insecurities about your imperfect product stop you from promoting your product.
Bots are all the rage these days, but what are they? Here's a simple introduction to them.
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