Allan's wife, Anna pitches her idea of a brilliant web app to her husband.
Allan announces some new features added to LessTimeSpent.
Steve shares his excitement about RailsConf Europe 2009.
A few reasons why Steve says hiring hourly sucks compared to fixed-price.
Allan tells us what features he dislikes about Apple TV and which features are missing.
When running a business, especially a startup, one of the greatest challenges is simply learning how to manage all of the stress
Allan shares his "mild-mannered" opinion about where you can shove your Twitter Filter.
Everyone is on a budget, but beware of the customer that picks you jsut because you're cheaper than another company.
Newsflash: our economy is tanking, what are you selling? Are you providing a great deal or a value?
Steve addresses a question he received following his previous post.
Steven tells the truth about what makes a real friend.
What answer is your potential customer looking for when they're looking at your website?
In a sagging economy where people are losing their jobs, Allan is happy to be busy.
An article about the recent argument that the Rails "Best Practice" for building apps has been discovered.
Steven shares a quick blurb about Fixjour fixture replacement library and why he enjoys it.
When it comes to pricing your app's service, there is no right way. There are, however, plenty of wrong ways.
There are no shortcuts to marketing with banners and cheap gizmos. Try providing quality products and service for an extended period of time.
What would happen if apps like Quickbooks offered free quality tech support for their flawed products instead of giving away more money?
Allan shares some of his favorite commercials from the 2009 Super Bowl.
Some things to keep you sane when it seems that you can do nothing but "fall short" of the competition.
10 things to always remember to be, even when it's hard.
An inspirational piece of literature that has stuck with Allan since a very young age.
Some examples of great design saved up on Allan's Flickr design collection.
The following is an outline of what Less Everything has learned about when to stop working with a client.
How we fixed a Less Accounting problem featuring bad PDF generation.
Less Everything is hiring. Let us know who you are and what you do.
Getting users to participate in your app is one thing. Getting them to come back is something else.
Something that might not cross your mind while designing: short cursor paths between clickable objects.
Here are some highlights from our year. Enjoy our reflection and do some of your own.
Enjoy watching Steve ramble about how he doesn't wear pants to work anymore and how that's his "new thing".
A note about certain ways to tweak designs and make them infinitely better for it.
This is a short look at what true design truly consists of.
Allan takes us inside his world as he turns 28.
In light of the Guy Kawasaki fiasco from a couple weeks ago, Steve spends this episode of Less.TV making fun of Allan for being popular.
Steven shares some tips for how to prevent killing potential clients with needless content.
Allan challenges humankind as a whole to come back to the days of consideration and kindness.
A further bit of foreknowledge about your design and why it's never going to suit you.
A candid Allan opens up a little about the emotional strains of the biz.
Steve shares some reasoning behind his educated dislike of Guy Kawasaki.
Steve talks about RubyConf 2008 in this episode of Less.TV.
Here's a bit of code to make sure your readers only get the information they haven't consumed yet.
A few morsels of inspiration to cap off the week of launching.
A classic example of how Less Everything launched a product without holding on to perfection.
Beware the last 10% of that closely-guarded project. It will stall you if you don't eat the frog and launch it.
A bit of encouragement to take that awesome project you're considering and do the work.
I can't think of any great decision I've ever made that was comfortable, easy or safe.
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