It’s a topic that comes up from time to time in various channels on the topic of education and modern curricula. NPR just had an article today on it and how Alabama passed a law requiring it to be taught. ...
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If you are still working with on-premise SharePoint 2010/2013 or you application only supports SAML 1.1 but you’d like to leverage your new and shiny Office 365 accounts for single-sign-on, you can achieve this relatively painlessly by using Windows Azure...
SI has an excellent “farewell” from Pau Gasol to Kobe Bryant. One of the key takeaways, for me: He was challenging me because he expected more from me. When somebody cares about you, that’s when they challenge you. When they...
For many small software teams with loose (or non-existent) project management, “crunch time” usually leads to the unraveling of the project to some degree and inevitable crisis management. In most of these cases, crunch time is the result of: Poor...
Consider a scenario where a user authenticates with ADFS (or equivalent identity provider (IdP)) when accessing a domain such as https://www.domain.com (A) and then, from this page, a request is made to https://api.other-domain.com/app.js (B) to download a set of application...
Poorly Controlled Scope Scope is enemy number 1; it is the amorphous blob that threatens to consume and grow until it is an uncontrollable monster, swallowing all of your carefully planned man hours. Increases in scope are often the result...
I spent the day toying around with ASP.NET MVC 5 web applications and authentication. I won’t cover the step-by-step as there are plenty of blogs that have it covered. It seems that online, most examples and tutorials show you either...
As seen on Soundcloud.com as I was examining why the page wasn’t loading…
On a message board, I read a thread where a poster — a research scientist — was describing how he ended up becoming the defacto IT guy in his department simply because of his superior Google skills and willingness to...