May 2009

Programming on Tectonic Shifts, and My Move to JavaScript

by Mike Levin on May 30, 2009

NOTE: I ended up going with Python and not JavaScript. At the time I wrote this, there was no node.js. If there was, my decision might have been different, but in the meanwhile, I had totally fallen in love with Python. I’m motivated to put a blog post together about a unique career-adjustment experience I’m going through, [...]

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I am my own worst enemy – solution forthcoming

by Mike Levin on May 25, 2009

On this beautiful, sun-filled Memorial Day, I’m choosing to stay home and get some work done. But I’m distracted by the Internet, addicted to Facebook commenting, taking photos on my iPhone and Tumbling them, and Stumbling (StumbleUpon). Thankfully, I stumbled upon an article that jarred me back into the moment. High IQ Is No Help [...]

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Geek Pride Day

by Mike Levin on May 23, 2009

It’s not only Memorial Day weekend, but it’s also Geek Pride Day. That’s why it’s perfect that I’ll be launching SuperGeekSEO this weekend, where I’ll over-share about my upcoming entrepreneurial ventures in long, rambling posts like this that will be of no interest to anyone but super-geeks. Let me elaborate. Turn back now. In these [...]

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Mobile Local Services and iPhone Data Push

by Mike Levin on May 21, 2009

The “local services” disussion panel that David Berkowitz set up yesterday was very insightful. Google, Whrrl, Shop Lucky and Centrl were all represented. One bit take-away was that even though many developers are trying to stay technolohy-agnostic, the good topics are almost all iPhone. iPhone users are like 75% more likely to do stuff and [...]

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