ALT.NET: Opposing Forces of Meaning
A recurring theme that keeps cropping up in various forums of discussion is the question… What is ALT.NET? Heck, I even blogged a little about it back in September of […]
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ALT.NET NYC Feb 2009 Meeting (IoC) Videos Posted
For those who couldn’t attend last month’s ALT.NET NYC user group meeting, the tireless efforts of fellow organizer Alex Hung have once again resulted in the availability of some high-quality […]
ALT.NET Seattle 2009: The Next Best Thing To Being There
Or: ‘How I attended a Conference real-time from the comfort of my own Home Office’ This is a blog post about how I ended up spending much of my weekend […]
Uncle Bob: TDD As Double-Entry Bookkeeping
This is a transcript I excerpted from a discussion session video that I just watched where Bob Martin addressed the Chicago ALT.NET user group where he is describing the rationale […]
ALT.NET NYC DDD Meeting Videos Are Posted
In case you are interested in following along and couldn’t attend our recent January 2009 ALT.NET NYC user group meeting on Domain Driven Design, one of my fellow group organizers […]
The Red Queen, Learning Fatigue, The Cost of Constant Change, the Fallacy of JIT-Learning, and the Siren Call of Superficial Understanding
I just gave a talk at last week’s ALT.NET NYC user group introducing Domain Driven Design (DDD) as a pattern language and included in there was a slide expressing my […]
Retrospective on the past 365-day Iteration
As 2008 comes to an end and 2009 starts to ramp up, I thought it might be interesting (for me at least!) to look back at some of the important […]
Official Bio
A number of people periodically request an official bio from me for inclusion in speaking engagement literature, use in RFP responses, etc. so I have finally just decided that this […]
Foundations of Programming E-Book: Revisiting an Old Friend
This may be a somewhat late-in-the-game post since its really been quite some time since the release of this thing, but I was just spending some time organizing some previously-downloaded […]
CR_ClassCleaner (and CR_Documentor) builds updated for DXCore 3.2.2
As readers of my blog are likely aware, I am a big fan of the CodeRush and Refactor Pro! products from Developer Express. I know that Resharper (for whatever reasons) […]