> This is a multipart post-mortem-style post series on the design and development
of Nearest Bus. I'm planning on covering the architecture
[https://fastchicken.co.nz/2015/03/03/nearest-bus-post-mortem-part-1-overview/], design
Like most of my apps, Nearest Bus [https://fastchicken.co.nz/nearestbus] (originally
London's Nearest Bus) was written to scratch my own itch. We were living in
Fulham, in London, and
Well, "better" is subjective, but here's the ones I subscribe to and actually
read. It's nice to get it in your inbox - easier to scan than
I love it when people redesign currency. It's a project with some serious
security constraints - and most of the redesigns take this very seriously - but
the results are usually
Big Nerd Ranch have a good article up about how ApplePay works, and why it's
the
most secure method of payment available
[http://www.bignerdranch.com/blog/why-apple-pay-is-the-most-secure-form-of-payment/]
.
> The cryptogram
