Technological and coding misadventures!
Once upon a time in a part of the tech universe far far away, there was a general consensus to block all JavaScript from browser execution. It was the way things were because JavaScript was seen as harmful. You see, the early miscreants of that time had used JavaScript to write all sorts of problematic... Continue reading
The author, currently wrapping up projects and training, is open to new career opportunities. They offer a diverse skill set and express interest in roles such as Team Builder, Coding Architect, Developer Advocate, and M&A Technical Evaluator. They seek a flexible work environment and are proficient in various technical skills, including cloud platforms and programming... Continue reading
Twitter is up to something. I’m betting it’s something good. In the last 2 weeks I’ve found out two fellow coders are rolling into the Twitter family. These two people are top tier talent, so I’m just assuming Twitter had their act together when they went after these two new recruits. So who are these... Continue reading
…and the fourth iteration begins! Adam Ulvi is presenting… Put a Sensor On It! Adam is a Portland native (straight out of the Simpsons) with a penchant for software and systems integration. 8-bit gamer, seasoned professional, perpertual noob. Specialization is for insects. Learn how easy it is to create your own monitoring system! Hobbyist components... Continue reading
Welcome to iteration 3 of introductions. Scott Hanselman is presenting… Azure for the non-Microsoft Person – How and Why? Scott is a web developer who has been blogging at http://hanselman.com for over a decade. He works on Azure and ASP.NET for Microsoft out of his home office in Portland. Scott has three podcasts, http://hanselminutes.com for... Continue reading
