The version of HYDRA app we almost killed (luckily, we haven’t)
Yours truly never quite understood why app developers would go through all the trouble of writing useful software, only to limit it to a single platform. It just…
Blog.
What's new and what's old
Hydra is growing up. So we’re working on the boring parts.
Vacation season is finally over, which usually means entering that wonderful “back to school” period we all know and love…NOT! However, even while on vacation – which was…
Why free events still need tickets (and check-in)
One question tends to appear whenever somebody starts organising a free event for the first time: “If nobody is paying to attend, why bother with tickets at all?”…
Why event people have a strange relationship with sleep
One of the things that always fascinated me about the event industry is how quickly it changes your relationship with time. In most professions, there is a fairly…
Developer’s Journal
Occasional updates from behind the curtain.
One huge W
Apple said yes. Somewhat. They sent a few questions yesterday to better understand how the app works and what exactly it does. Fair enough.
Submitted apps
Spent nearly seven hours going through submission requirements for the Apple App Store and Google Play…
Will this make sense?
It all makes sense when you’ve been thinking about it for years and building it for months. Not so much when you see it for the first time…
Beep.
Decided to treat myself and bought a bunch of barcode and 2D scanners to test things properly. They all beep the same.
Inside Hydra Labs
See what we are building next.
A running look at what is moving through the lab, what is coming up, and what we have just shipped.