Two guys have coffee.
Some people want to travel after college. I wanted to start an iPhone app business. I studied Electrical Engineering at McGill University but realized that I was more interested in web and mobile software development.
I started making iPhone apps in July of 2009. I currently have two available in the App Store: ThoughtPad and Sunburst Fly. I’ve also done Ruby on Rails work professionally and continue to make things with it.
You can follow me on Twitter.
This blog is about building a small software business. You could also call it a mISV (“micro-independent software vendor”) as Patrick McKenzie does too.
I use the word athletic because I’m inspired by sports.
I plan on sharing lessons that I learn while building Steamwheel, my iPhone App business. Topics will include things like design and inspiration. There’s tons of great programming references on the web so I won’t be covering anything too technical besides maybe linking to some of my favorite resources.
This isn’t a how to. I don’t claim to be successful nor do I know how to do this. I simply want to share what I learn as I go through this process.
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