James Simpson

Our 4-person team has spent the last 2+ years building Exocraft. We are really excited to finally release the mobile version that has full cross-play with the web and Steam versions. I'm happy to answer any questions about the game or the technical aspects of making a web-backed MMO like this a reality.

We've been using MongoLab with AWS for 3+ years and couldn't be happier, great service and support!

Looks really great! One problem I've noticed is that in a multi-monitor setup, HazeOver no longer works if 1 of 2 screens has a full-screen app (on either screen, obviously it shouldn't do anything to the full-screen app itself).

Cool idea, I can definitely see this being useful! One idea: allow changing the time of day that it resets. For people like me that like to stay up late working, resetting at midnight might not be as ideal.

Too bad they aren't printed on higher quality Bicycle/Bee stock or I'd definitely pick up a few.

Very cool, seems like most of the pomodoro apps out there try to do too many things. I've been wanting to make a super simple menu bar app like this for ages, just never seem to have the time. Now I don't have to!

Been wanting to make something like this as a side project for a long time, cool to see someone finally did it!

My favorite thing about Mail Pilot is their overall approach to e-mail. It is just a to-do list, there is no more read/unread. Since using Mail Pilot over the last year, I find myself reaching the fabled inbox zero multiple times per week, whereas I don't believe I ever achieved that milestone in the years prior.

Seems like a missed killer feature would be recharging while pedaling or coasting down-hill. Regardless, pretty cool looking product!

I backed the Kickstarter for LIFX and it has been exciting to see the bulbs improve with each update. This 2.0 update finally brings the promise of the original campaign and then some. The most exciting thing is how ridiculously fast the bulbs are now.. I'd say latency between pressing the on-screen button and the lights reacting is easily <100ms. The new IFTTT integration is pretty great...

Is there anything like this to transfer between AgileZen and Trello? I've been wanting to try out Trello, but with thousands of stories in AgileZen, it isn't very practical.

For the longest time I had been storing all of my backups in the same location. Realizing this for the most part defeated the purpose, I started testing cloud backup solutions. Backblaze is what I ended up going with because of the straight-forward pricing, nice Mac app and fast speeds. Great service!

I've been thinking about some ideas for a side project relating to flight data, but I haven't done any research into where that data might come from. Would you mind sharing the source?

I've been hoping to see something like this for a long time. Very cool to see some of the sites that are using our open source libraries like howler.js!