I did it: The postmortem of doing 31 features in 31 days

I didn't know about enjoythin.gs, thanks at least for that.<p>I really like the look of the page with all the different images together. In fact, I'm more interested in just scrolling down the page than clicking on the different links (even though they do look interesting)

I had never heard of this, and I have to say I really like it. Your personality really comes through in this web site. So often I go to sites and just think "who cares", even if it's doing something cool, because I can't see anything that clue's me in that it was a unique item made by human beings.<p>And too often a web site will actually just say "we are ordinary people with a passion for...". But that's insulting to their audience. It's the small things in the design that make this site unique. I hope you grow a great community out of this.

Seems like the opposite of the 37 signals way... aren't you supposed to introduce fewer features that are well thought out?<p>(Not saying that's the only way, but it seems more sensible than building loads of features really quickly without giving much thought to them.. after all, extra features increase the complexity/difficulty of both user experience and maintenance)

How many hours a day did you put in on average?

Well, congrats. That's some determination.

Awesome concept, I'm jealous of Ted's drive and motivation