About Me
My name is Matt Stockton. I am a Software Engineer based out of Milwaukee, WI and originally from Ann Arbor, MI (go blue!). I am passionate about software, technology, sports, and anything in life that is both challenging and interesting.
I’m starting this blog to channel my creative energies. I often find myself brainstorming new ideas involving the web / software / technology, and I like to share those ideas with my friends. However, I have yet to take those ideas beyond casual discussion. I am hoping that this blog will serve as a motivating factor to help me move beyond talking and make one or several of the ideas a reality.
On a personal level, I am:
- A graduate of the University of Michigan (Computer Science-Engineering 2004 – GO BLUE!)
- Happily married with two cats (I never knew I would like cats!)
- Enjoying the challenges of my job
- Working towards my Master’s degree in Computer Science from the University of Illinois , Urbana-Champaign I2CS program
Oh, and if you see my blog and notice it hasn’t been updated in a while — give me crap for it!
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- WordSpy – Now available on the iPhone App Store!
- LookAlike – Now available on the iPhone App Store!
- Timed Turns – Now available on the iPhone App Store!
- TimeTrak – Now available on the iPhone App Store!
- Twitter – What it shouldn’t be used for
- Where did this month go? And don’t optimize!
- Customer Service and Social Media – is this the New Advertising?
- Applying Amdahl’s Law to Your Life
- Ridiculously Profitable Business Model
- Learning from the Financial Crisis
- John Moore: We use your application in our company for short consulting and update tasks.. Here are some suggestons.. 1) Allow for "re-mail" of tracks (This i
- iPhone Aviation Apps | Pilotbug: [...] - Heikki Julkunen SnowTam – Maclogbook.com The Pilots Library – Bondworks.net Timed Turns - Matt Stockton touchPlan – MerlinFlyte USAvia
- matt: Currently, only the Trak tag can be edited from the list views. I am sorry if the description was confusing (going back and reading it, I can see how