(Cross posted from my personal blog) It has been quite a bit of work and a learning experience, but today my course on iOS development for .NET developers course was published on Pluralsight! This course was designed to help someone that is familiar with .NET get up to speed and start building an iOS application […]
Read MoreListen to this Episode! [38:52] Pluralsight?s Chief Technology Officer, Keith Brown, tells about his experience using RavenDB for storage on the back end of Pluralsight.com. Keith is a co-founder of Pluralsight where he oversees the developer security curriculum, which has an impact across all of Pluralsight’s course offerings. Keith spends most of his time researching […]
Read MoreIn my continuing saga of seeing metaphor in every conversation with my house painter, Danny, I bring you another tale that proves we software developers are not alone. In addition to painting the house, I asked Danny’s crew to build a set of stairs off on side of my front porch. This morning, Danny showed […]
Read MoreI recently received an email from Jose Samonte, a developer in the Philippines. Here is the text of that email: Please pardon me for my unsolicited email, but I believe that you are one of the best in the software community. My name is Joey Samonte, and I’m a C# programmer from the Philippines, but […]
Read MoreI am having my house painted this week. It really needs it, after 10 years. We waited too long as it is. I chose the painter based on a conversation with him in which I could see that he took pride in his work and would do a good job. I saw him paint a […]
Read More< The list of previous installments can be found here. > The basic premise of Node.js is that all I/O operations are expensive. That is why all I/O should be carried out asynchronously, at least according to the philosophy behind Node.js. What this basically boils down to is that we need to specify a callback […]
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