After my general protection fault with the alarm clock, I did manage to make it into Code Camp for the day. Got to meet a lot of awesome people & attended a few good talks. Of all the talks, the one that caught my attention the most was by Jason Olsen on MEF. I had... Continue reading →

This post is great so I just had to throw a trackback into the fray. If you want to know a thing or three about IPhone Development be sure to swing into Code Camp this weekend and check out that session or any one of the dozens and dozens of others that have been put... Continue reading →

I’ve started working on some Excel Development efforts again, primarily focused on accessing Webtrends data. The primary methods that I’ve been using are ODBC and web services. The ODBC connection is based on a proprietary Webtrends ODBC Driver and the web services are the new REST based services the Data Exchange Team I was on... Continue reading →

Ok, I know, you’re thinking “WTF BBQ Ponies, U R INSANE!” The first response to that concept, that a developer would do design, is often one of “whatever, I’ll do it if I need to” or “yeah, it’s not that hard, I can just roll something together”. After hearing a few statements like this is... Continue reading →

Recently I've posted an entry on the Webtrends Developer Network blog titled "REST Web Services Synchronous Request". This is a good example of synchronously calling services for the Webtrends services or for any REST based calls. Continue reading →