Starting a slightly new direction on the interpretability prototype.

More iteration on the customer view, now running with the cleaned up data structure. It works, think I am going to change direction for a bit, though.

Had to refactor a bit to get a sensible system for loading weights asynchronously. I'm still not sure it is really sensible, but it works.

Customer view starting to work a little bit. This shows the weights and values that come back after adjusting the properties.

Working on the customer data for the interpretability prototype, now with live/real weights.

Experimenting with grid layout options on the FFL blog.

Checking out CSS Grid layout.

From: http://labs.jensimmons.com/2016/examples/image-gallery-grid-1.html

Experimenting with sorting by (fake) weights.

Took a few steps back to hopefully lay a better foundation. Now using react virtualized for snappier table performance. Think I've finally got enough of a handle back to get back to styling.

Thinking about color scales.

Prototype is running with live data (mostly). I am thinking about data structure.

There are a lot of columns in this table.

Exploring the next FFL prototype.

Steve Jobs wanted Mr. Macintosh to randomly appear in the original Mac OS. I love that this was considered.

From: https://www.fastcodesign.com/3025477/how-steve-jobs-almost-put-a-little-man-in-every-mac

Building a small web app to allow FFL people to more easily add "We're reading" links to the blog. Trying out Vue.js as a framework with it.

Standardizing the reports and putting them within the client portal. Taking the opportunity to try and clean up the mobile styling.

Figuring the layout for a wall in my room. With wall pegs (and hoodie) and a shelf.

Loren Schmidt's room layout algorithm.

From: https://twitter.com/lorenschmidt

Working on standardizing the report HTML inside of our new client portal. Asciidoc templating is very interesting to work with.

This was kind of a glitch but now it is pointing in an exciting direction.