I recently finished reading Dreaming in Code by Scott Rosenburg; I requested it for Christmas last year because I thought it would be an inspiring story of a successful software project. Heck, I want to learn about the nirvana of what it would be like to live the dream. Who wouldn’t? At the very real […]
Read MoreOK, here it is: my first screen cast. It is a short video on how to use Reflector. Let the heckling begin! Anyway, if you are a .Net developer and don’t already have Reflector, get it immediately. The only thing it will cost you is a one-time download. Also, like I said, this is my […]
Read MoreIn the spirit of full disclosure, this post is a direct result of a previous post I made on falling back in love with my MacBook Pro. What happened is that within a few hours of posting, a representative of VMware contacted me and gave me a free license to their Fusion product, a virtual […]
Read MoreThis post is coming from yet another blog client. The difference with this one and the others I have tried is that this blog client is running on OS X. My handy-dandy new MacBook Pro is humming right along, even though computermemoryoutlet.com sent me the wrong RAM sticks for my 4G upgrade. I have to […]
Read MoreI missed the opportunity to blog details of my last 2 days of the Agile2007 conference. One big reason is the volume of activity over the last 2 days plus the time I tool to go see Washington D.C. I had never been there before and I had to do the tourist rounds. The following […]
Read MoreThe Absolute Worst Keynote at a Technical Conference. Ever. Today’s keynote was the the longest 90 minutes in my recent memory. That’s 1.5 hours of my life I will never get back. The keynote address for the Agile 2007 conference was given by Susan Ershler who spent my precious 90 minutes saying things like, “Rah, rah” and “You […]
Read MoreI am working at home today and listening to Friday’s Talk of the Nation on NPR, which is the Science Friday edition. Today’s guest is John Maeda, author of the Laws of Simplicity, and founder of the Simplicity Consortium at the MIT Media Lab. John has published these 10 laws that are not only worthy […]
Read MoreGoogle Bookmarks is a no-brainer application. To have all of your bookmarks available via your Google Toolbar is great because you get the same set of bookmarks from one browser to another and even one computer to another. Taking that to the next level, you can include the iGoogle Bookmark gadget on your iGoogle page. […]
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