I’m going to be taking the Web Application Development with Microsoft .NET Framework 4 in the very near future. Since I’m going to be scribbling a few notes and studying up, it seemed like I’d publish my studies. With that, here is round 1. My intent is to study each focus area and make a... Continue reading →

NETDA I went to the last .NET Developers Association (NETDA) in Redmond this week. It was a decent meet, covering the Windows Phone 7. For the most part it was some basic material, but good to get out and make some connections on the east side. Seattle Android Users Group On Tuesday it was time... Continue reading →

WordPress is a great platform for blogging. I’d even venture to say one of the best, if not the best platform. Having so many features from just a default installation is awesome. One of the features I really dig is the mobile format provided for phones. Recently while doing some Windows Phone 7 Development I... Continue reading →

This entry is from some notes I’ve taken while reading the book Rework. Considering my recent write up “Don’t Give me Rework Refusal!” one may consider me a supporter of the ideas presented in the book. Out of all the books I’ve read recently, this one is definitely on the top of the heap of... Continue reading →

A few weeks ago I published a comparison between hosting a Wordpress Blog in Windows Azure vs. Amazon Web Services (AWS). A major new feature at AWS has made the price shift even FURTHER into the Amazon’s Favor. The release of micro-instances now makes it even cheaper, even on a pay as you go setup.... Continue reading →