I put together a little project on Github, partially because I’ve been making headway learning the intricacies of JavaScript, and partly because I wanted something that would parse a string that represents a time value. So here’s the TDD I went through. In the process I pulled in QUnit and used that as my testing... Continue reading →

Are you hard core into technology and software development like Node.js, JavaScript, Ruby, Rails, .NET, Java, Clojure and more? Do you like the ideas behind the agile manifesto, lean startup, kanban, and thinking outside of the box? Are you digging that ASP.NET MVC Framework or waiting for the next ALT.NET meetup? Loving that ease of... Continue reading →

Day #2 kicked off a bit late for me. I arrived around 9:30am which was a bummer, but I at least got a bit of breakfast. The first session I went to was the reactive extensions session. Again though, I was late, so I ended up lost from the get go. That was unfortunate. In... Continue reading →

On April 5th I have a talk lined up with the Bellingham .NET Users Group. So far here’s a quick one over of the talk: What Cloud Computing REALLY is to us techies Geographically dispersed data centers. Node based – AKA grid computing configurations that are… Highly Virtualized – thus distributed. Primarily compute and storage... Continue reading →

Still not sure what to call the infrastructure project. One suggestion that came up was, “Visual Fluent NInfrastructure .NET Sharp”. It’s all trendy and wordy and can be turned into an unpronouncable acronym, VFN.NET#. Anyway, got ideas? Throw a comment on the post! 🙂 I got the multiple project completed and uploaded as template v1.1.... Continue reading →