I’ve been working as a software developer using “pair programming” for most of my career. Over the years, I’ve discovered that it can be quite difficult to explain, well, what on earth “pair progra...

Ok, hopefully the monday Queue Review isn’t an ongoing thing. But hey! The highlights: Published the “Bossless” quick essay. Its caused some interesting conversations, which was the whole point...

I am constitutionally averse to “bosses”. I don’t know what it is in my character that resists so aggressively to the concept of a boss. So if you’ll permit me a moment of exploration, lets think ...

Yep, review is late this week. Here’s why: I put a lot of time into building out the Coupling Adventure games systems and didn’t come up for air until around 6pm on Friday. So this slipped. Oops. ...

A long time ago, to a company far, far away, George Lucas sold his pop-culture ziggurat for 4 billion dollars. Seven years later, the third movie of a new Star Wars trilogy came out. And it came o...

Third review time. Whew! Getting things done! A little more to show this week. Firstly, I’ve put about 4500 words into deconstructing and reconstructing the concept of Continuous Integration. Its ...

Alright, I’m back! Somehow. Yep, these will be updated every week. Some weeks will be less inspiring that others. This may be one of those weeks, but we’ll see. shuffles papers Here’s the haps, ...

Ok. Mostly as a disciplinary measure, I’m hoping to post a short and sweet update here regarding the things I’ve been working on. Why’s that? Because I’m currently and deliberately in-between clie...

Hey, I just ran some quick numbers on how my Coupling application was being used in 2019. Overall, it looks to be very similar to 2018 (which was a strong year). Here we go! In 2019, there were: ...

This month I’ve been putting some more time into verbalizing my professional goals and values, as I’ve had to explain and establish many core concepts over and over again. Now, I’m not saying that ...