Welcome
Welcome to my corner of the web, where I keep notes on the business of developing software based solutions that collect data and turn it into intuitively actionable information.
IT Sections
The IT section covers the whole process of Application Development, among other topics.
The Glossary is an organised entry point to notes on industry technologies, protocols and products, and business terms one hears.
Presentations
To take your time going over a presentation I have given, view it again on the Presentations page.
Blog
Or simply read the Blogs during my Pomodoro breaks between trying to find solutions to problems under lack of time, budget and your average IT duress.
Blogs
Errata Blog
A blog about the current moment…
Link to more entries: Errata, Life, Humour, etc.
Two Views make a Market
Or said another way: we have no disagreement. We just have not arrived at an agreement.
The business outcome
“Make no mistake: the outcome is…income”.
Ossicles
I so wish this had been available to me!
Cost of Principles
“ There can be a cost to acting on one's principles, but there is a bigger cost to abandoning them.”
Src: Jane Philpott
Voice
“Only a few notes, perhaps, but a gallon of prussic acid, a season of tropical cloudbursts, the grittiest pale Northern skies, the emptiest gray hotel rooms. And endless, sleepless flights, thousands of cigarettes, Rémy Martin, sex that’s the nostalgia of sex, and happiness that’s just the memory of happiness. Hope that if you die before you wake you really won’t be aware of it. And the most unexpected sweetness.”
Src: http://bostonreview.net/art-literature/jeremy-lybarger-gary-indiana
Dry .NET Blog
A blog about the latest code fragment that titillate me…
Link to more entries: NET Entries
High Friction = Poor Documentation
High Friction development environments (JSON/ARM/PowerShell/VSTS) makes everything harder than needed. Difficulty leads to exhaustion rather than exhaltation. Exhaustion leads to poor or no post-completion documentation. Poor documentation + difficult environments = poor maintenance. Poor maintenance = terminal state.