Monthly Archive: January 2014
I’ve been investigating workflow engines lately (specifically, state machine libraries) and it’s come down to Stateless vs. Appcelerate.StateMachine. First, a digression on why I’m avoiding Windows Workflow Foundation (WF). It’s true that there’s tons of documentation, support from Microsoft, perhaps...
From NPR Marketplace Morning Report, a fun look at tech fashion and what it says about the wearer: Silicon Valley, of course, is known for its casual dress, which means t-shirts, jeans and sneakers. But don’t be fooled, techies care...
A proposed rule of thumb for planning office spaces for development: Buy cheap desks. Buy expensive chairs. Our office has it all wrong. We have desks that are solid as a rock but probably $600+ and seats that are $99...
(Or in other words, how to arrange your office space) As I have been working in the office more, I’ve started to think more about how to organize the office space to enhance the collaborative nature of our work. A...
I’ve been thinking heavily on the topic of leadership for several days now and trying to understand what works and what doesn’t. I am currently in the midst of a massive and daring undertaking and putting tremendous demands on my...