St. Louis Day of .NET–That’s a Wrap!
Earlier this year I I was lucky enough to have been invited to speak at last weekend’s St. Louis Day of .NET conference in (you guessed it!) St. Louis, Missouri […]
Process
CMAP: Intro to Agile Principles, Practices, and Processes – that’s a Wrap!
At the beginning of this month I had the pleasure of traveling down to Columbia, Maryland to address the August 2011 meeting of the Central Maryland Association of .NET Professionals […]
My Upcoming Michigan Speaking Tour
I’m in the process of putting the finishing touches on several talks that I will be giving the week of July 18, 2011 in the southern part of the state […]
CQRS: Crack for Architecture Addicts –That’s a Wrap!
Last Thursday (6/23/2011) I had the privilege of delivering my new talk, “CQRS: Crack for Architecture Addicts or an Idea Whose Time Has Come?” to the Philadelphia-area ALT.NET user group. […]
Fairfield Westchester Code Camp–That’s a Wrap!
Code Camp Wrap Up Three weeks ago (on November 6th, 2010), I had the good fortune of being selected to deliver two talks at the recent Fairfield Westchester Code Camp […]
Entity Framework 4 Firestarter: That’s a Wrap!
This post is a bit overdue, slightly out of chronological order, and will probably have me rambling a bit too much but I’ve been busy lately – so sue me […]
Analyzing Spring .NET with NDepend3
I last took a close look at NDepend over 18 months ago back in December of 2008 in this blog post. At that time, I spent some time looking at […]
Next Stop: SpringSource
I’m very excited to be able to announce that as of this past Monday July 12th, 2010 I have officially begun work in my new position as a Senior Software […]
My Community Megaphone Podcast Interview is Available!
In case you care (and if you’re reading this I’ll have to assume that either you’re terrible at using search engines to find relevant content on the Internet or else […]
How Do *YOU* Think About the Problem?
Every day I have a bus commute in and out of Manhattan from Staten Island that takes anywhere from between 45 minutes on the low side to about an hour […]