
Product manager in š³š± available for a new role from September ⢠speaker, writer, and musician ⢠blogs software product management/design ⢠š¦ @hilton.org.uk
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Joined February 2008
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More 2024 startup company ideas: Another half a year, more free ideas #startups hilton.org.uk/blog/startup-iā¦
Excellent online meeting audio: how to sound more present in online meetings #remote hilton.org.uk/blog/excellentā¦
Burrito taxi subscription šÆš
Retool (@retool) review: an app builder with better developer experience #product hilton.org.uk/blog/retool-reā¦
Upgrade online meeting audio: the easiest way to improve meetings when working remote hilton.org.uk/blog/meeting-a⦠#remote
Appsmith review: a builder for dashboards, but not information pages #product hilton.org.uk/blog/appsmith-ā¦
Superblocks review: an app builder that works for information pages #product hilton.org.uk/blog/superblocā¦
Feature name jargon: finding out what products call their capabilities #product hilton.org.uk/blog/feature-nā¦
Donāt sort Lego by colour: information architecture for five year-old me #design hilton.org.uk/blog/sorting-lā¦
Name things unambiguously: avoiding bad choices when naming related items #naming hilton.org.uk/blog/ambiguousā¦
The 3 phases of public API development: unpacking the API #product lifecycle hilton.org.uk/blog/api-develā¦
I have once again met a Serbian, talked about ajvar š¶ļø and bonded over knowing that the best brand is Grandmaās Secret š Apparently, you can get the good stuff in Norway too š³š“
A productās public #API has two development phases:
1. Improve everything!
2. Change nothing!
The trick is to make enough improvements in phase 1. With enough customers using the API, youāre forced into phase 2, because they wonāt tolerate breaking changes.
Phase 3: you adopt semantic versioning and add /v1 to the URLs, āso we can release breaking changes in v2ā
Narrator: āthere never was a v2ā
There was either no v2 because you stopped development, orā¦
Phase 4: you realise that you shouldnāt be using version numbers, so the last one is for ever: hilton.org.uk/blog/http-api-ā¦
Use correct Unicode characters: avoiding ASCII art in modern text #typography hilton.org.uk/blog/correct-cā¦
Also, use à for a cosmetically superior close button wesbos.com/times-html-entity⦠via @wesbos
Todayā s online retail rabbit hole: The Story behind ASINs (Amazon Standard Identification Numbers) inventlikeanowner.com/blog/tā¦
Use URLs and links in single-page apps: restore browser functionality that an SPA canāt take for granted #UX hilton.org.uk/blog/spa-linksā¦

