by Chris Kenst | Syndicated
According to Bailey, Apple Pay availability was limited to about 3 percent of stores in the U.S. when it launched in 2014, but is now accepted in 50 percent of stores. – Courtesy of AppleInsider. At Laurel & Wolf we use Stripe to handle monie…
by Chris Kenst | Syndicated
RIMGEN is an acronym and mnemonic (or memory aid) to help us remember the elements of a good bug report. It can be used to help anyone write a better bug report or review existing bug reports looking to make improvements. It is also the updated version…
by Chris Kenst | Syndicated
As it has become a yearly tradition I will summarize the most popular and important articles I’ve written over the year along with some other forward-looking (and likely wrong) statements mixed in with past reflections. You can find previous years here…
by Chris Kenst | Syndicated
Some random thoughts as I sit here at mid-January of the new year: I’ve been reading Walter Isaacson’s newest book Leonardo da Vinci and it’s a fascinating look at how mastery in one discipline or craft such as painting can evolve and becom…
by Chris Kenst | Syndicated
Last year, after failing in my bid to become a Board Member, I agreed to run the AST’s webinar program. Funny thing was I already had a small list of people and topics I wanted to learn more from / about based on conference and podcast talks. (When som…
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