This is the first in a series of posts about the individual speakers lined up for… I’m stroked to introduce another one of our NodePDX Conference Speakers today. Garann Means is traveling from the weird city of Austin, Texas to the weird city of Portland, Oregon so she can impart on us coders some of... Continue reading →

This is the first in a series of posts about the individual speakers lined up for… Over the following days I’ll be introducing each of the speakers for NodePDX. The first speaker is someone pretty well known in Portland, has helped organize the JavaScript Admirers Group in town, and works for another well known Portland... Continue reading →

Coming up really soon is the PDX Node.js Conference. If anybody is interested in speaking, please submit a proposal. If you’d just like to attend, it is 100% free, just RSVP. Node.js Magic Logo Also, if anyone is interested in taking the train down to Portland, the last two departures that Friday will have a... Continue reading →

I needed a Windows Server installation with low overhead, clean installation, that providing hosting and other features. I decided I would check out the Windows Server 2008 Core R2 installation and see how it stacked up. This is a quick run down of what is available on Technet and what I used to setup the... Continue reading →

I have jumped head first into CloudFoundry over the last few weeks. In doing so I’ve started working with AppFog, IronFoundry, VMware and other devops tools. There are several avenues I’m taking to get more familiar with CloudFoundry based PaaS technology. Here’s a short review: Writing I started writing a series which is being published... Continue reading →