MANY articles on a wide array of topics. You’ll find a lot of my newer content is going to my YouTube channel first, but I do still blog occasionally.
It's that time of year again when Software Craftsmanship wall calendars are shipping out of our Hudson office. A few things are different this year. The small NimblePros logo on the calendars has been replaced with a …
Finished up Douglas Crockford's JavaScript: The Good Parts this week. It definitely helped me improve my understanding of JavaScript, which I've been using since it was new, but always like a C programmer, and only …
If you’re a developer running SQL Server locally, you may sometimes need to limit how much memory the database is consuming. Under normal conditions, SQL Server likes to use as much memory as it can get, since …
I’ve now had the new Intel Ivy Bridge Ultrabook machine for about six weeks, and have been carrying it as my primary machine for much of that time. You can read about my initial impressions of the Ultrabook here. …
I'm generally a fan of Robert C. " Uncle Bob" Martin's books, so
Thanks to everybody who attended my DevReach sessions. I had two talks and two panels, and both of the talks were standing room only (in the smaller theater), which was great to see. The panels were both recorded on …
I recently finished reading Roy Osherove's The Art of Unit Testing.
In the software development industry, as in many others, it's important or at least helpful to be able to identify individuals and companies who are competent at their craft.
I recently received a preview-hardware next generation Ivy Bridge Ultrabook from Intel, optimized for and pre-installed with Windows 8. I suspect we’ll be seeing these available in stores and via online outlets …