Jonnie Hallman (@destroytoday) - an indie design engineer in Brooklyn

Lately, I’ve felt the need to be proactive about cleaning up parts of Cushion that either no longer serve a purpose, slow the app down, or both. Top on this list for a while sits a feature that I actually never released out of a (very) private beta—only...

In the last post about tables, I revisited all the tables I built for Cushion over the past 10 years and described both the tech and approach I used. These tables relied on the tech that was available to me at the time, which resulted in tables built...

I normally wouldn’t write such a quick technical post with barely any story involved, but I spent an entire night trudging through outdated Stack Overflow answers, conflicting documentation, and surprisingly limited search results, then I stumbled upon...

Now that I have the navigation roughed-in for the Cushion rethink, I can start building my first feature-based view. Since the goal of this exercise is to return to Cushion’s prime—with a side-goal of building the perfect Cushion for my wife, a freelance...