Software Development: Getting Started by Getting Organized

A few weeks ago I wrote up the post on the tech I’ve decided to move forward with for my new project. This post is going to cover the collection of features, domain details (i.e. what is the use case, etc), and related project collateral. Instead of just slinging code like many of us programmers... Continue reading →

@ML4ALL Meet Clair J. Sullivan & Ricky Hennessy

Using Machine Learning to Increase Health Insurance Coverage Ricky (@rickyhennessy) works as a Sr. Data Designer at Fjord, Design and Innovation from Accenture. Previously, he was at frog design, where he worked as a Sr. Data Scientist. Working at the intersection of data science and design, he’s been able to apply a more human centered... Continue reading →

Coding on Orchestrate.io & Orchestrate.js & Orchestrate.NET

First context, then I’ll dive in. Orchestrate http://orchestrate.io/ Orchestrate is a service that provides a simple API to access a multitude of database types all in one location. Key value, graph or events, some of the database types I’ve been using, are but a few they’ve already made available. There are many more on the... Continue reading →

Bringing to Life an Open Source Software Project via Github & Jekyll – Part 1

Starting with Github, Automatic Page Generation & Jekyll It’s time for another blog series! This is a series I’m starting to outline that crazy complex site I’m building to prove out all sorts of things, all located at http://adron.me . So far it’s just a site that hold portfolio information for my coding, biking and... Continue reading →