Being on a journey of discovery is the name of the game. Building a killer platform, experience, or whatever one might wish to call them is not the aim. The aim, as some may see it, is a little more mundane, but nevertheless important. The aim is integration, integration of multiple platforms (some people can and do build them) via the APIs (most) modern systems provide.
Below are the results of these journeys, primarily for House of Cloth, however future works may sprout from these.
A couple of days ago I unlocked my iPad (using touchID), pressed the home button and swiped down on the screen using two fingers (why two?), and my screen looked a little strange.
Sometimes the strangest things happen at the strangest times. Such was an event today, in an otherwise uneventful day. While sitting inside, I observed a fly, well, flying. And into my head popped this (the first three lines immediately, the fourth a little slower, the following to verses a short times after that, once I had “sung” the first verse a couple of times).
When I set up here, I planned to write regularly (not too regularly though), however, other things took over (namely the translation of a dictionary) and so writing got relegated to the bottom of the pile (behind other important tasks such as eating, sleeping, and exercise).
I wrote this a few years ago, originally tweeting it (with a since deactivated account). At that time I spent more time playing on the command line than using the GUI.
While browsing the App Store, I noticed something I find a little odd, and a little annoying.
If one browses the images (screenshots) of an App[lication], the “Done” button to close and return to the app[lication] info is at the top right of screen.