wesnermoise

Software visionary

Posts from 2005

Taking on Category Leaders

Taking on Category Leaders

This blog post provides valuable insights for entrepreneurs and software developers on how to effectively challenge established category leaders in the software market. It emphasizes the need for innovative design and addressing unique customer needs to create compelling alternatives rather than simply replicating existing products.

Second Most Powerful Wizard

Second Most Powerful Wizard

This humorous blog post ranks wizards, with the author claiming the title of "second most powerful wizard" due to their connection to Excel's PivotTable feature. Targeted at tech enthusiasts and Excel users, it combines lighthearted commentary with practical insights on PivotTable functionality.

Math Quiz II

Math Quiz II

This blog post features a series of challenging math questions tailored for .NET developers and tech enthusiasts. It encourages readers to engage with mathematical concepts relevant to programming, enhancing their problem-solving skills and understanding of .NET operations.

Google - Extension of the Brain

Google - Extension of the Brain

This blog post examines how Google has transformed knowledge access, comparing it to traditional encyclopedias. Aimed at technology enthusiasts, it reflects on the author's personal journey from print resources to the immediacy of online search engines.

3D UI

3D UI

This blog post delves into the future of 3D user interfaces in standard applications, particularly within .NET and Mac OS X. Aimed at technology enthusiasts and developers, it highlights advancements like Avalon and Longhorn, showcasing the potential for enhanced user interaction.

Market Sizing

Market Sizing

This blog post explores market sizing for software products, using Nick Bradbury's revenue as a case study. Targeted at entrepreneurs and software developers, it emphasizes the significance of understanding market potential and avoiding niche pitfalls in the competitive software landscape.

Looking Back in 2004

Looking Back in 2004

This blog post reflects on the challenges faced by a software developer-entrepreneur in 2004, highlighting struggles with productivity and project scope. It offers valuable insights for aspiring entrepreneurs and software developers navigating the balance between passion and practical project management.