I attended my first real life class at the University of Phoenix last night. This first class is a “Welcome Back to School” class that you must take in order to attend the real classes. Oddly, it wasn’t awful. I am actually looking forward to this and I just might learn something.
Read MoreI saw the funniest film I have seen in years on Saturday. Napoleon Dynamite was an indy that got picked up for distribution. Had I been drinking milk when I saw it, it would have shot from my nose.
Read MoreMy good riding buddy and second son, 6 year old Cutter, takes a break after an hour in the saddle.
Read Morehttp://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=1738&e=6&u=/zd/20040826/tc_zd/134166 It looks like MS will be launching another release of Whidbey ( a refresh to Beta 1 ), that includes the Team Services additions. Goody, goody, goody. I will be getting this for sure. I am tempted to set up VSS now.
Read MoreFrom Channel 9, I really like this breakdown of different types of developers. As a team manager, I can relate to his comment about keeping developers from killing each other. Boyd shares his secrets of how to build a great development team and the types of developers you should have on a team. It’s a […]
Read MoreThis is a list of interview questions for ASP.Net programmers that Scott Hanselman posted. This is a good list. Everyone should know these. From constructor to destructor (taking into consideration Dispose() and the concept of non-deterministic finalization), what the are events fired as part of the ASP.NET System.Web.UI.Page life cycle. Why are they important? What […]
Read MoreCraig Andera of Pluralsight recently posted about his CruiseControl.Net experience for FlexWiki. The post itself is interesting, as he has made an attempt at having lowering pain of ownership of CruiseControl.Net in a multi project environment. Lot’s of people ( including me ) have tried to wring simplicity out of this fairly complex system. It […]
Read MoreI love living in Idaho. My wife and the 2 older boys were off to Seattle for the weekend, so the 2 little ones and I headed for the mountains. We were at 9000 ft. and it actually got a little chilly at night. Nice for a change.
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