This is a blatant ripoff of the show notes of the awesome podcast from Craig at the Polymorphic Podcast. I am going to replicate some of his post here to talk about it in a different way. Thank you, Craig for the idea in the first place. Basically, what Craig is right about is this: […]
Read MoreI have actually posted about this before, but that was before I really got a chance to listen to the show archives of The Polymorphic Podcast. This podcast has the most relevant content I have ever heard for the daily developer. Craig is a consulting developer in Los Angeles and he talks us through practical […]
Read MoreIf you ride a motorcycle, you know about this already. If you don’t ride then I’ll tell you what this is. “The Wave” is a phenomenon that occurs when 2 bikes pass each other on the street heading in opposite directions. Invariably the riders will dip their left hands down and give a little flip-of-the-wrist […]
Read MoreJoel Spolsky wrote an article back in 2000 outlining some basic questions to ask of an employer to gauge the effectively of a software development team. The questions that he poses are still valid today and in addition to being good talking points during an interview, the ideas can help team managers like me look for […]
Read MoreNewsgator apparently has a little competition on it’s hands. An innocuous email came across the wire the other day pointing at this Outlook RSS aggregator, Attensa. I installed it out of curiosity and I think I will keep it for the podcasting support. Looks like they are in public preview right now so I can only guess […]
Read MoreAre you freakin’ kidding me? First, Steve Jobs claims that iTunes will support podcasting, then mentions that only podcasts syndicated by iTunes will be supported. Apple has actually shipped pod casting support in iTunes 4.9. Luckily, Apple bowed to industry pressure and allows subscriptions to RSS feeds on the Internet. What They Got Right I […]
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