I've navigated five technology system transitions across 30 years. Now I work with revenue-stage SaaS CEOs on the AI transition - privately, as a thinking partner, with no agenda but theirs.
Engineering, product, executive - three disciplines, full depth. Chief architect. VP Product. CPO. CPTO. CEO. Four exits across every stage.
Most advisors see one slice - technical, product, or business. Three disciplines in full depth makes it possible to hold all of them simultaneously, without losing resolution when the conversation moves between them.
The CEOs I work with have read everything worth reading. The gap isn't information — it's that none of it maps onto their specific situation, and they've run out of people who can help make that translation without an agenda.
Simplest d3 + meteor example I could make
A simple example demonstrating the integration of Meteor and D3, leveraging reactive data between client and server
SNAP! - Programming for Kids
SNAP! is a browser-based programming tool that builds on Scratch’s concepts, making it accessible and suitable for teaching computer science to older students.
Ad-Hoc Usability Testing With Craiglist Users #leanstartup
How Food on the Table used Craigslist to recruit usability testers by crafting targeted ads based on specific participant criteria and product context.