The 2010s
332 entries
2019
- Graph.cool ExportA fault-tolerant export script for Graph.cool
- The ICE ListAn inspiring network for entrepreneurs and investors, run by its members.
- Makelight Router 1A two-file path-routing rule set that split makelight.com between the old Heroku app and a new Next.js front end, one URL path at a time.
2018
- Cloudinary CleanerMake a local database of your cloudinary images so you can manage deletions
- The ICE ListBuilt the website for The ICE List, a volunteer-run members' network of technology founders and investors, as its Tech Lead.
- ING LabsING's London innovation lab, building new ventures where finance, tech and sustainability meet.
- React Bulma Components NextA failing demonstration of attempting to get React Bulma Components to work with Next.js
- Redis-cached Prismic APIA demonstration of using Redis to cache the Prismic API in a Next.js and Express app
- RoboshopperAutomatically create Shopify orders in your test store using fake data
- Year of ColourYour year on Instagram as a palette. Over a million people had theirs read.
2017
- Introducing The Thread on MediumFor the last couple of years, Makelight, the learning community that I help run has been really growing. It’s turned into a wonderfully…
- Life, Time, Value ConferenceStef Lewandowski at LTVConf 2017.
- LTV Conf podcast, episode 5After a life-changing illness at 19, Stef vowed to create something every day. He tried agency-life and the VC-world but it turned out working alongside his wife on her passion project was the way to finally to balance their family life with their work life.
- Rainmaking Venture StudioNew digital ventures in e-commerce logistics and supply chain, built with DHL Supply Chain's backing.
- ✔︎ See the kids during daylight hoursWe should put what really matters at the heart of how we work
2016
- Do what you love (and pay the bills)On growing a passion project into a passion business without taking investment.
- EphemeraldsOn the temporary nature of the things we create
- Europeana FoundationThe Dutch foundation that owns Europeana, Europe's digital cultural heritage platform.
- Building early-stage startupsA talk on building early-stage startups, while building Makelight, at the London Startup Growth Meetup.
- MakelightAn online learning community for makers and creative small-business owners, led by Emily Quinton: video courses, analytics tools and a subscription community.
- The EphemeraldHow to get things done as a serial side-project maker, at RedMonk’s Monki Gras 2016.
- Quietly getting on with businessFor the last few months I’ve been unusually quiet online.
- Sketching out the futureA talk at UX Brighton 2016 on sketching with code: making the thing to find out whether it should exist.
2015
- Gesture-controlled viewer for Andrew Lamb's Lenticular Changing Colour RingA headset piece letting exhibition visitors examine a ring too intricate for the eye — the view moved by the wearer's own hand, tracked in mid-air.
- Accenture (speaking engagement)Stef was great and delivered a great presentation and the audience found it very engaging. he recieved high praise and was a very approachable guy.
- ColourAn improvised talk about creativity using my Deck Roulette format. A series of randomised slides based on a set of images and slide titles. Whatever the computer chooses next is what you have to talk about!
- Starting with a hackSoftware developer Stef Lewandowski kicks off the session with a talk about starting new projects, gaining ownership over your own process and keeping your business playful.
- The Gender Setting: Flexible Technology, Narrow SexualityA FutureFest 2015 discussion session, billed with Stef Lewandowski as “Technologist, Artist and Startup Founder”.
- Getting back to the drawing boardI’m leaving Makeshift, so what’s next?
- Hacking happiness into the daily commuteHow rethinking part of my daily routine is having an effect on how happy I feel each day
- Ignite AcceleratorOne of Europe's best pre-seed accelerator programmes.
- If software is eating the world, who’s running the restaurant?There’s a gender gap in tech. Can we narrow it?
- The Memrise PrizeBuilt a tool for a head-to-head research competition to find the most effective way to learn foreign vocabulary — rival academic methods tested against each other on thousands of real learners.
- Artifice, IntelligenceDriverless cars, jobs replaced by robots, AI everywhere. Let's hope they like a good beat.
- MovementalityA selection of recent electronic releases.
- Nao JokesCollaboratively write jokes using Hackpad and have your Nao robot perform them
- Rainmaking Venture StudioA venture studio to kickstart Jaguar Land Rover's InMotion newco: three teams on three areas of opportunity, each validated by building digital prototypes.
- SmallsThe Smalls — “where brands and filmmakers get together to make short films”: brands post a video brief, filmmakers pitch for it.
- Retribution Body — Aokigahara
- High Aura'd & Mike Shiflet — Awake
- Arash Moori — Heterodyne
- Andrea Taeggi — Mama Matrix Most Mysterious
- Nochexxx — Plot Defender
- Unicorn HuntA job board for tech jobs, built with 3beards in London.
- Hack, play, learn.A hack-first approach to prototyping ideas in parallel to find the ones that work.
- YesterAn "old news" service based on Wikipedia entries about today's date in history
2014
- The Awesome BoxA custom-built flight-case filled with inspiring, hackable, educational technology, travelling from school to school a term at a time.
- Cheers, Medium!You turned me into a writer
- Clore Prize
- Create Something Every DayWhat I’ve learnt having this as my general rule for living for half my life. I did the talk as a hack by making it randomly pick from a set of slides so I didn’t know what would come next!
- Hospital Club HClub100
- Sketching with DataA 15 minute talk about the “hackableness” and malleability of data, and some of the sketchy, playful hacks I’ve been doing in my spare time that perhaps point towards an opportunity to improve how playful we can be with data.
- Internet of Things, where are you?Visualising the devices around you right now
- Introducing “Founder Stories”Startup founders sharing what they’ve learnt
- Internet Of Things, Where Are You?A WebGL visualisation of the devices and services around your device right now
- Teach Your Kids to Create as Well as Consume GamesA 20x20 Pecha Kucha lightning talk (I’d never used this format before!) including how to be a robot dad and how to play with Scratch.
- Leancamp London 3Stef Lewandowski spoke at Leancamp London 3.
- Let’s distribute the futureWhat would you give a child to inspire an interest in technology? A box full of awesome things perhaps?
- Lining things upHow do you choose your next project?
- Monsters! Everywhere!Sharing my love of drawing monsters with my kids
- An awesome team formingA big welcome to some new makeshift faces
- Announcing: Twitter lists of your event attendeesWe have list off!
- Drawing to thinkIs a doodle good for the noodle?
- Are you building a hack, a product, or a hackquaduct?Bridging the Hack/Product Gap
- Watch: Encourage your kids to code even if you can’t yourselfA 7 minute lightning talk at Kidcrafters
- Leading at the code-faceBalancing technical leadership with writing code
- Learning to say “no”On becoming a non-yes man
- One hundred piecesCan I write one hundred pieces of writing in one year?
- My dad turns into a robot!A tiny game you can play to encourage your kids to code
- Startups—get a room!Pass the remote
- Step away from the screenApply sunscreen instead?
- Teh Guardian FTW!!!1!A tiny, subtle hack on TheGuardian.com
- Towards a greater understanding of technology for everyoneIn response to the response to the Year of Code
- Planned OutageA trip for tech people to turn off and get away in the wilderness, kayaking in the Norwegian fjords.
- Story JarInspire your kids by making up stories for them
- Teh GuardianA comedyhack that introduced misspelling's, and typos' into theguardian.com
- The idea funnelIs killing ideas just as important as coming up with them?
- Black To Comm — Black To Comm
- Mike Weis — Don't Know, Just Walk
- Jon Mueller & Duane Pitre — Inverted Torch
- Pye Corner Audio — The Black Mill Tapes Volumes 3&4
2013
- 30 days of MediumWhat I’ve learned from my first month writing on Medium
- A hack is worth a thousand picturesCould making a prototype be better than using words and pictures to communicate your idea?
- A tiny act of feminismWhich child gets the pink beaker?
- Accelerating serendipityCan you make happy accidents happen more often?
- AttendingSimple, social event pages: free to make, and guests said they were coming with one click.
- Back to #startuplife with MakeshiftI’m doing a new thing.
- BitsyA tiny little service to help makers, musicians, designers, crafters, developers and small business owners sell their stuff directly to the people in their networks.
- Crafty Fox BoxHelped Emily with design and tech around her monthly craft box subscription service.
- Create something every dayWhy I made this my rule for living, and what happens when you decide to make things all the time
- CryptographicsCryptoquilt: quilts, prints and t-shirts that turn anything holding an image into something that also holds hidden data
- A Morning with MakeshiftStef Lewandowski spoke at Digital Shoreditch Festival 2013.
- DMAURLA one-day hack that got around Twitter only allowing white-listed URLs in direct messages
- Hacking at Do Startup
- DoacourseEasy to create online courses
- East Dulwich ForumA quick hack to see if the East Dulwich Forum could be more mobile-friendly and accessible
- FlounderA tiny tool for small teams that helped them follow the people they were all most connected to to their company twitter account
- Get back to the craft
- Hack it in a day
- Hack, Play, Learn — Slides from Google Campus
- Heber Primary SchoolSchool governor at two schools, and chair for three years at Heber Primary School in South London.
- Help Me WriteA very simple service aimed at bloggers and writers facing the common problem of 'what shall I write next?'.
- Higher resolutionsCan you commit to doing something every day in 2014?
- Hire My FriendA service for people who are in a job but want a new one: use your social network to find opportunities without your boss finding out.
- Hack, Play, Learn (Hacker News London)What we’re learning by building play, failure and parallelism into the Makeshift process.
- HugbaseMaking Crunchbase more useful by adding Datahug
- How do you decide whether your idea is worth making?For the last few years, concentrating on “getting good at getting fast”.
- Ignore the newsWhy I gave up listening to mainstream news so I could concentrate on things that matter
- Internet filtering will do more harm than goodI’ve written to my UK Member of Parliament about new opt-out internet filtering proposals aimed at protecting children
- Introduction
- Learning by hackingI do hacks. Tiny prototypes for digital things that I show to people quickly. And for five years I’ve been doing, on average, one a month. I call it sketching with code. Here are some of the things I’ve learnt.
- Let a thousand flowers bloom
- LinkydinkThe simplest way to share links with your team
- ListerlyMake and manage a list of people
- Make it up as you go alongI’ve been making up bed-time stories for my kids.Could imagination and improvisation prepare them (and me) for the modern world?
- MakefulnessIs seeking a state of flow what work is really about?
- MakeshiftAn early London venture studio: fifty prototypes, twelve ideas, three taken further.
- Bearable LightnessNew electronic music with a human feel.
- Shift WorkA mix of the stuff that gives a smile when working from the wee hours to the wee hours.
- Hack, Make, ShiftAn overview of our stage-gate process for evaluating new ideas.
- Don’t just do one thingCould parallelism be an appropriate way to find the thing you should focus on?
- Hackathon and on and on24 hours of hacking! Crèche not included
- Hey Twitter! Let me send a private link to a friend…URL be back
- How can we teach all the kids that want to code, how to code?A shedcast with Clare Sutcliffe, co-founder of Code Club
- How to lose form data and alienate peopleOn poor form
- How to send links via direct message in Twitter now they’re bannedA couple of handy hacks for getting round the ban
- Magnificent failures, hand made video game cheat books and the absurdity of startups: An interview with Ryan HooverTalking shop
- Make a useful thing and don’t be a dickStartup or upstart?
- Not just another blogOn making an article engine for Makeshift’s new website
- On the joy of small software!Building things that just do one thing well
- Shedcast #1: Stef on the early days of MakeshiftThe first in our series of podcast conversations from our two-story shed at Makeshift (yes you read that right)
- Shedcast with Joe ScarboroOur first guest conversation in the Makeshift Shedscraper, with Joe from 3 Beards
- Showing your work in progressShow people early, get feedback, listen
- PogoidMore hackable Active Record models with Postgres
- Product PuntA no-code, landing page hack responding to the fact that Product Hunt had lots of people who wanted to post, but couldn't
- RumblerollKeep up to date with your favourite blogs
- SavematesCreate a monthly savings group
- ShhareShare passwords securely
- Sketching with Code
- Stop feeding the beast
- Hack, Play, Learn (Tech Talkfest, Google Campus)“Hack, Play, Learn” is the part of the Makeshift process that precedes the “Build, Measure, Learn” workflow that many people will be familiar with.
- TentoringTen minute mentoring
- The ideas won’t run outSo don’t worry if you have the idea fear
- The Little, Big IdeaHow just doing the first, tiny part of your idea can help you find out what you need to do to really make it a big idea
- This is from everyoneThe Web will only be for everyone when we can say that it’s from everyone too
- Nicholas Bullen — Component Fixations
- Geoff Mullen — Filtered Water
- Hair Police — Mercurial Rites
- Work Death — Phone About To Ring
- Fluxion — Vibrant Forms
- University of BirminghamOne of the governing bodies of the University, with responsibilities including approving the appointment of the Chancellor.
- In conversation: Max Fraser, Stef Lewandowski and Christopher RaeburnWhat a collaboration between a fashion designer and a creative technologist looks like, at Wearable Futures 2013.
- What gets done is what gets doneHow long working hours don’t help you in the long term
- When to give upThe right course of action might be to stop what you’re doing, and regain your biggest asset – yourself.
- Will I really steal your idea?Some people demand signed non-disclosure agreements before they will tell you their idea. I’m not one of them any more and here’s why.
- WranglerA simple way to query and analyse data, and collaborate with your team around reports.
2012
- A place to make and do
- Accenture: Festival of IdeasA one-day strategy event for ~1,000 staff of Accenture's Dublin office using real-time visualisation of conversation data.
- Artist or Hacker?“Arthacking and exhibition to remember” is the theme of the next Digital Sizzle hackday , one of East London’s many tech industry meetup events.
- BootbuckleA vanilla Padrino project for starting new projects. Uses Compass, Susy, HAML, Sprockets, Heroku, MongoDB, Mongoid, Memcached.
- Business to Arts Award: Best Creative Staff Engagement
- Change Nation - the tech behind the scenes
- Change NationAn Ashoka initiative to address some of the societal problems that Ireland was facing.
- ChircleA little charity idea — a single direct debit with a nice interface that let you give to charities really quickly and split up a fixed amount.
- Concluding thoughts on my researchConcluding thoughts on the research
- Sidekick StudiosA mobile skate and BMX video app funded by Red Bull, a rapid-prototyping project with Comic Relief, and Buddy, for the NHS.
- ConvotateA web-app to make sense of hundreds of conversations happening simultaneously at a conference or event.
- Croft 6A git-powered site for a small museum
- Culture Hack East 2012 (Video)
- Culture Hack Scotland 2012 - 3 of my hacksCulture Hack Scotland 2012 - 3 hacks
- Dare RouletteGet your mates to do stupid stuff for money
- Data NecklaceA laser-cut, laser-etched acrylic necklace that displays your tweets as a data visualisation.
- DemarcoA simple HTML5 mobile/web app to showcase the work of photographer Richard Demarco
- Digital Sizzle - a short documentary
- Hacking an island?
- Eiggbox - Geek in ResidenceEigg's 'geek in residence', on the Inner Hebridean island — an artist in residence programme for technologists and designers.
- The Exploralaboratorium - six week-long hacks for Comic Relief
- The Comic Relief ExploralaboratoriumA two-month long series of hacks for Comic Relief — a small team installed in their HQ hacking and making digital ideas, one a week.
- Fence SubscriptionsA way of supporting a record label via monthly subscriptions
- Finance apps for a small business - what I'm using to make my life easierFinance apps for a small business
- Find Better ProblemsI gave a short talk at the first Find Better Problems event.
- Red Bull FlowA camera app and web viewing experience for Red Bull: sequences of very short sports video clips.
- FundeerGet sponsored to give your skills to Comic Relief charities
- Getting good at getting fastI’m about to write up my research for NESTA/Clore’s paper that set me off on the task of researching culture and hacking.
- Hack, Play, LearnBuild, Measure, Learn.
- How and what are cultural organisations learning from hacker culture?For the past few years I’ve immersed myself in the world of hack days, and become pretty interested in collaboratations between hackers and artists / cultural organisations.
- Hacking with GLA environmental data
- How to block behavioural adverts that follow you around while you browse
- Is it smoggy in London?Mobile and web tool to find out about pollution levels
- KittyHow could artistic residencies be crowd-funded?
- LinetimeSimple visualisations of history
- The LockinAn experiment in reinvigorating the After Dark TV format for the digital age
- Loftify, a one-day hack for National Hack the Government Day
- LoftifyTackling the problem of poor home insulation for older people
- Loosely-coupled productivityA short conversation on Twitter made me realise something.
- Hacking an IslandAbout my hacker residency on the island of Eigg.
- Mega MilesRunners raise money by running long distances
- Belatedly LatelyHeadphone listening for fans of electronic music with a bit of humanity.
- Choosing things that matter
- Walks a Big GameA collection of hot-off-the-presses electronic tracks with a smattering of favourites from last year.
- MongotankMongoid and Indextank sitting in a tree
- Peter GregsonA personal site for the cellist and composer, using Songkick, Lanyrd, Soundcloud, Foursquare...
- My Eigg residency, part twoIt’s the end of my second visit to Eigg and it’s been eventful!
- Playfully hacking on things that matter
- Refocussing the residencyI’ve been thinking about what I’m supposed to achieve with my residency on Eigg this autumn, and came to some conclusions today.
- Returning to Eigg
- RicherlistEnrich a mailing list of emails with more data to make it more useful
- Speaking in Shetland about Eigg and Geeks in Residence [video]
- Sketching with Code
- Sketching with CodeResearch into culture hacks, and how cultural organisations were embracing hacker culture.
- Skit
- SkitUse Dropbox to create and manage a small website
- SmoggleAn urban pollution game
- SpottedA mobile nature game
- The Startup WifeEmily wrote about her experiences of #startuplife — moving her blog to something more sensible to let her grow and improve it.
- StorylandUser-contributed stories about Scotland made readable on mobile devices
- Tales you WinA platform for artists to create multimedia location-based stories
- Telling stories with hacksA couple of history hacks while on Eigg — two things that might be of use to others.
- The Hack as the Message
- The Last LaughPut a gift to Comic Relief in your will
- Through the Lens of Demarco - Hack 3 for Culture Hack Scotland 2012
- Topic TellyEducational video content for Schools from Comic Relief
- Charlatan — Isolatarium
- Vatican Shadow — Kneel Before Religious Icons
- Mike Shiflet — Merciless
- Pete Swanson — Pro Style
- Pye Corner Audio — The Black Mill Tapes Volumes 1&2
- Zelienople — The World Is A House On Fire
- Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe — Timon Irnok Manta
- UlyssizeA James Joyce Ulysses page generator
- YeBayItemes of importe of which ye may purchase to thine heart's content
2011
- Aframe is a Smarta 100 winner
- Aframe shortlisted for a White Bull "Bully" award
- BT Nexus + Aframe = fibre-powered video collaboration
- BuddyA software tool that helped people deal with depression by keeping a 'mood diary' via mobile, web and SMS.
- BudgeAn Arduino-based game with a web-based tool for visualisation and tracking.
- Culture Hack Day: CultureGrid hacks - A mobile app, JSONP API and a large image scraper
- CulturegridSimple Ruby access to the CultureGrid API
- CultureGrid JSONPJSONP front end to the Culturegrid XML API
- CulturegridmobileA mobile consumer for the CultureGrid API - several thousand cultural artefacts on your phone!
- CulturescraperA tool to grab the biggest image from a web page so you can refer to it elsewhere.
- Did I mention I'm a photographer? Anatomy of an HTML5/JQuery Image gallery
- The EuropasEuropa Finalist — for Aframe
- Experimenting with Ruby application stacks
- FilmFlexiconBrowse Filmflex films by their RottenTomatoes.com ratings.
- GoGenieAn ambitious project to create a structured WIKI for accessibility information, initially for all UK cultural venues.
- Guardian MEGAs — Disruptive TechnologyFinalist for Guardian MEGAs — Disruptive Technology — for Aframe
- Stories from an Invisible TownAn online space for a Hoipolloi theatre project: a map of a childhood, built up story by story.
- IVESRuby gem to access the IVES Venue ID API
- "Log it for me", "Tag it for me" - give us video and we give you metadata
- Make sense of both sides of the argument - introducing Wrangl
- Manage PlacesA pre-launch beta product that aimed to help people with large areas of land under management to comply with various environmental legislation.
- media140 Frontiers: BarcelonaStef Lewandowski spoke at media140 Frontiers: Barcelona.
- MetchaMobile serendipity accelerator
- Mini Pub CrawlMake it easy to arrange a multi-venue evening out with friends
- Cognitive Consonance
- Gaining Spacial AwarenessSoundtrack to exploring London these last few weeks.
- Printing buildings where once there were newspapersA one hour mix of hum-alongable vocal electronica.
- MixilistYoutube app for online-and-offline parties
- Mo' Monsters!A random monster generator, the precursor to the company More Monsters
- My resolution: answer some questions on Stack OverflowResolution: answer some questions on Stack Overflow
- New HomelyA quick mashup based on scraping Pinterest to make a small single-page web-based mood board.
- Nokia Pitch 'n' Win
- Phenomenal PeopleA quick experiment at a content site for Women of the World festival
- Pretty-Textmate-Ruby-putsOutputs nicely formatted puts statements for Ruby developers using Textmate
- Screened - a map visualisation of UK film screening data
- ScreenedA demonstrator mapping where films of different kinds are shown around the UK, built on the BFI's archived film screening data.
- Smarta 100
- StefotoA neat little site for a wedding photographer — open source, usable by any photographer quite easily.
- The loss of @towerbridge from a cultural point of view
- Twitter BackupDownload all your tweets as a JSON file
- Ezekiel Honig — Folding In On Itself
- Clams Casino — Instrumentals
- Pete Swanson — Man With Potential
- Deaf Center — Owl Splinters
- Red Horse — Red Horse
- Mike Shiflet — Sufferers
- *AR — Wolf Notes
- Wake up monsters!
- White Bull "Bully"
- WranglA simple tool that visualised two sides of an argument.
2010
- A letter to David Burrowes
- A letter to my MP on the day of the Digital Economy Bill second reading
- CaboodleA set of mashups for common services for Sinatra, so you could easily pull together bits from elsewhere on the web to make a website.
- ConversativesComedy hack using a proxy to swap words for their opposite on the Conservatives.com website
- DIY-CouncilAn easy to use alternative way of using the web for local authorities in the UK
- Email your candidates
- Email Your CandidatesSend an email to the people standing for office, to ask them all the same question
- GeoPilsenBritish Council hack with the people of Plzn
- GeopinionA little app that let you gather people's opinions about places, particularly for planning.
- Get geo-position coordinates from a UK postcode with RubyIntroducing Pat, an ultra-lightweight Ruby gem for postcode->geolocation in the UK.
- Google-Cache-Sitemap-DownloaderUse your Google sitemap XML file to download a copy of your website from the Google Cache
- Grandma’s House – a short filmFilmdash is an annual 48-hour film-making challenge where participants plan, script, shoot, edit and upload a film based on a theme and an individual brief to include certain lines of dialogue and a prop.
- Heroku_Memcached_Hello_WorldA quick test: Server Marked as Dead on Heroku
- I'm disappointed
- Introducing Caboodle
- LaserBlazerWrite words in the air using your mobile
- Launching a monster startup - Aframe
- Link “Scientists”I get frustrated when I see an interesting article on the web that starts with “Scientists have discovered…” and followed by a surprising new ‘fact’, backed up with a write-up, some quotes but no more information on what the research is, by whom.
- "London Wedding Photographer" Emily QuintonAfter the recent move to London it was time to update partner Emily Quinton's site.
- Many-headedA forked Ruby gem, never described.
- MicrojsonpGet all the microformats from a URL as JSONP
- MakefulnessAeioux - Makefulness
- Monster MountainI surprised a few people on Twitter on my birthday when I spent the evening doing this illustration.
- NUJ Regional Journalism Awards
- PatSimple access to UK postcode geo and administrative data
- Plzen
- Random Play
- Sinmetricskontagent, mixpanel, etc wrappers for sinatra
- SleepyMemcached API calls using Weary
- SpiroArduino spirograph drawings
- Talk About Local Unawards — Best InvestigationBest Investigation at the Talk About Local Unawards — for Help Me Investigate
- TesselationI’ve recently become reminded of an old fascination I had with tesselation. Earlier this year I helped Emily with a design refresh involving this pattern:
- Tweet an MPThe Digital Economy Bill for me is the single-most anger inducing piece of proposed legislation that I’ve yet heard.
- Johann Johannsson — And In The Endless Pause There Came The Sound Of Bees
- The North Sea — Bloodlines
- Yellow Swans — Going Places
- The Alps — Le Voyage
- Jefre Cantu-Ledesma — Love Is A Stream
- Thomas Köner — Nunatak Teimo Permafrost
- Thomas Köner — Nunatak
- Thomas Köner — Permafrost
- Indignant Senility — Plays Wagner Volume 2
- Rene Hell — Porcelain Opera
- Sylvain Chauveau — Singular Forms (Sometimes Repeated)
- On — Something That Has Form And Something That Does Not
- Heavy Winged — Sunspotted
- Thomas Köner — Teimo
- Urban Ideas Bakery - Pilsen
- Website-RedirectRedirects all GET requests from www.example.com to example.com (or similar) using Sinatra
- WPRipperIf your wordpress site died, scrape it back from the Google Cache using a sitemap
- Yes and…Something I’ve unconsciously been doing to avoid those kinds of conversations is to start my sentences “yes and” instead of “yes but”.