Technological and coding misadventures!
I threw together a Portland Docker logo user group banner today. Why did I create a Portland docker logo? Because tomorrow is the Portland docker user group meet up. RSVP the group and check it out. I won’t be able to make this meet up but I will be attending and participating regularly. It’s at... Continue reading
I feel like I’m being followed by CenturyLink. I shouldn’t be surprised, they should follow me! 😮 But faux paranoia joking aside, it is interesting to see them snapping up two key players in the Cloud Foundry space that have built .NET support into it at an enterprise level. They’re obviously intent on capturing that... Continue reading
In the previous blog entries “Orchestrate.io JavaScript Client Library” and “How to Build an NPM Package, Beginning the Symphonize Project” I kicked off a client library project. However, as things go in techlandia, they have changed. Just a few days after I created the project I learned of Steve Kaliski’s project he’d just rolled out... Continue reading
These days containerization of work, applications and storage on systems has become a hot topic. Not to say it wasn’t before, but it’s got a boost from the cloud computing segment of the industry. With that I felt the need to write up what I’ve discovered of the history in this industry so far. I’d... Continue reading
Recently I was talking to Jeff Martens of CPUsage about Hackathons. A few questions came up about what would make a hackathon fun, exciting and worth your time. Here’s a few questions, that I’d love to have a conversation about… What type of hacking would you or do you prefer to do at a Hackathon?... Continue reading
