Written By Myke Hurley
2011-10-12T03:00:00Z
In this episode, we have Matthew Bischoff of Quotebook and The New York Times back on the show. We catch up a bit on what he is up to these days but I mainly wanted to engage him in a thought train that I have been on for a little while. That being, the idea that software tells a story. Sometimes intentionally. Sometimes unintentionally. But, always, there is a story being told. He is a great guest and it is an interesting discussion.
He also was kind enough to supply me with the most epic set of links I think we have had for any show to date …
Boom!:
- Matthew Bischoff
- The New York Times Mobile
- The Boston Globe
- Follow @quotebookapp on Twitter
- Agile Software Development
- User Story
- Getting Things Done
- Waterfall Software Development
- Elevator Pitch
- Pinboard About
- Delicious
- Path (iTunes Link)
- Why did Path change its limit on the number of friends from 50 to 150?
- Kaleidoscope
- Kaleidoscope - Uses their own software to compare the new license agreement to the old one.
- Little Big Details
- Wren
- Wren's FAQ on "Why just 3 drafts?"
- Sandwich Video
- [Book Trailer](http://web.archive.org/web/20111021135241/http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trailer_(book)
- iOS Human Interface Guidelines: App Design Strategies
- iOS Human Interface Guidelines Case Studies: Transitioning to iOS
- Apple iPad Ads
- 8 Traits of Great Metro Style Apps
- Interaction Design
- Mailchimp
- New MailChimp Logo By Jon Hicks
- BonziBUDDY
- Clippy (Office Assistant)
- Seeing Blue
- Iconfactory Store
- What is the design story behind the OS X two-face/one-face Finder icon?
- Microsoft Word 5.1
- Soulver
- iWork
- "It Just Works"
- Quotebook – A Notebook for Your Quotes
- Quotebook for iPad Sneak Peak