InThe GreenhousebyNick Quaranto·Feb 27, 2017When I start testingI’ve been working on a new feature for Agrilyst that helps growers keep track of what’s important at their facility. We’re calling it KPIs…A response icon2A response icon2
Nick Quaranto·Dec 14, 2016My next open source project: a project for othersAfter years of working on publishing open source articles (mostly about git) and helping get the Ruby community’s flagship code…A response icon3A response icon3
InThe GreenhousebyNick Quaranto·Oct 24, 2016How we’re tracking what plants eatThere’s no paleo diet for plants growing in greenhouses — and there’s no FitBit or tracker apps for what they’re eating (yet!). Often…
InThe GreenhousebyNick Quaranto·Aug 8, 2016How we’re tracking data basics in indoor farmsData has become a meaningless word. Everything is data! Your phone has data. My fridge has data. You’re data. I’m data. Stop. Let’s make…
Nick Quaranto·Dec 30, 2015What it’s like to start at BasecampI’ve been doing some archeology through our archives lately. I noticed a few patterns, including discovering a series about what it’s like…
Nick Quaranto·Sep 17, 2015Back to BasecampThere’s an entire slew of new features available in iOS9 — but there’s one that you’ll be using every single day. It’s called Go Back to…A response icon2A response icon2
Nick Quaranto·Sep 17, 2015Open Source Guilt & PassionI was on In Beta a while ago, and we talked about the “guilt” that comes with maintaining open source projects. I feel both intensely…
