Richard Cirerol
I am a Software Developer in Boise, Idaho. I enjoy being part of the talented community of developers and engineers in the Boise area. I am an occasional committer (and Pluralsight author) for the NancyFX framework.
My first introductions to programming were in elementary school on Apple IIe’s and Commodore 64/128′s, then in junior high school on a Texas Instruments TI-99. In high school, I thought it would be cooler to play guitar than on computers. Through a series of events, I stumbled back into computers and technology. From 1995 to 2006, I provided user, workstation, server, and networking support at Micron Electronics, Entex Information Services (now Siebel), Qwest, and the State of Idaho. At these companies, I had been doing programming behind the scenes…creating team collaboration websites, administration scripts, etc.
While at the State, I was given the opportunity to transition into full-fledged software development. Being somewhat of a rookie, I sought out information on software development best practices. I consumed books on software engineering and design patterns. I sought out blog sites with members who cared about code quality. Among the blog sites I found, CodeBetter.com, Devlicio.us, LosTechies.com, and ElegantCode.com were very helpful. (I am very humbled to be a member of this group as an author.)
Since transitioning into development, I have worked on projects for the State of Idaho, Hewlett Packard, and Walt Disney Home Entertainment. It has been quite a ride and I hope the experiences I share will provide some value.
Recent Posts by Richard Cirerol
- Introduction to NancyFX on Pluralsight - July 4th, 2012
- A NancyFx Content-Negotiation Extension - March 2nd, 2012
- New Open Source Project: OptionStrict.oEmbed - July 15th, 2011
- Mimicking the AppHarbor Deployment Experience - March 20th, 2011
- Boise Code Camp 2011–Introduction to Git - February 26th, 2011
- Defining Development Experience - July 10th, 2010
- Boise Code Camp 2010: Distributed Event-Driven Architecture Session Notes - March 28th, 2010
- Is MSpec an Internal DSL?…And is that okay? - March 3rd, 2010
- An Evolution of Test-Specification Styles – My Journey to MSpec - March 1st, 2010
- Wrapping up the StructureMap Automocking Container - November 30th, 2009




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