I just stumbled onto this entry by pure accident. It however really struck a note with me. I'm a BIG fan of lean agile. Agile without the iterations, just continuous, fast, always integrating and always developing software. It's fast, absurdly fast, and when the practice is done right, the code quality increases in a very... Continue reading →

Here‘s a few snippets outlining serialization and deserialization of a few object with JSON. At first I started using JSON.NET but it is a bit picky about various things and the samples I found where disparate. I then realized also that in the System.Web.Extensions Namespace there is a class that handles JSON anyway. Might as... Continue reading →

I was trying to get some deserialized JSON objects to bind to my WPF application interface and was struggling. I figured out what the fix was, I took the shortcut route on my objects and should have built them correctly. My original objects where built as such: public class ReportItem { public string AccountId; public... Continue reading →

I just finished watching this short 5 minute video of future interaction of people & machine. As Amber Case would point out, a bit of Cyborg Anthropology comes to play. I?ve often fussed about the lackluster state of interfaces today. What I want is shown in this video on the main page here. Credit for... Continue reading →

Almost a year ago I had left WebTrends to kick off a start up. I had always promised I'd return to WebTrends if they'd have me back. With that context, I completed this start up kick off and then headed back to WebTrends. I did this for a couple of reasons. The main one was... Continue reading →