Tools, tips, and tricks, and how that didn’t age well.
That didn’t age well
What didn’t age well was the shifting nature of software, and then, that one software shop, Panic, they changed some of their parameters. As a business person, I get it. As a former consumer, yeah, forget it.
I liked, best of all, I liked exactly what the original versions of that software did. Lean, clean, and maybe more important? Fast. My old mantra? Do one thing well.
But the one program (slash app) went to a subscription model, and was no longer fully supported on iOS, and let’s face it, I do most of my work on a phone or iPad.
The second program (slash app)? I loved it even more, but it mutated into a full development tool when I just wanted rudimentary, more like a Swiss Army Knife, and less like a full set of tools for multiple languages I don’t speak. Price almost doubled.
It’s an example of a post that didn’t age well. I’ve unhooked the affiliate (buy) links, as the software is no longer available through those links. While I still check the site from time to time, I haven’t found any compelling reason for me to lease any of the upgraded, new and improved, softwares.
What didn’t age well? The post itself. Effusive, accurate at the time, and the links? No longer viable.
That didn’t age well
Tools, tips, and tricks, and how that didn’t age well.
