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?”…
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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…
Sync happens
Sometimes the most important updates are the ones you never planned to work on. This week was supposed to be spent on new features, integrations, documentation updates, and…
Hydra Check-in 1.0.2 and Hydra Bridge 1.0.1 updates
Before we being, to take advantage of the features described in this post, make sure you’re running the latest versions of both Hydra Check-in and Hydra Bridge. Some…
Developer’s Journal
Occasional updates from behind the curtain.
Windows happened
Got a Windows machine a few days ago and built the first Windows flavor of Hydra. Works nicely. Suspiciously nice…
Approved. Properly this time.
After the initial f-up powered entirely by yours truly and a quick resubmission, Apple approved it…
Well that was dumb
The macOS release got rejected. And reaction was somewhere between confusion and “what the actual f…udge?”
Couldn’t sit still.
While waiting for the apps to hopefully get approved, I started building another one on top of the existing Hydra infrastructure…