Monthly Archives: April 2008

Twitter Changes Everything – Even Earthquakes

Brilliant

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EverNote is Pretty Impressive

I was introduced to EverNote by my friend Colin. He asked if anyone was interested in a beta invite…mmmmmm, beta invite. I quickly said yes – of course this was via Twitter. Upon first inspection of EverNote, I thought, “great, … Continue reading

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My del.icio.us bookmarks for April 3rd through April 22nd

These are my links for April 3rd through April 22nd: Coding time: Subversion visually explained in 30 sec – Nice little visual representation The Python Challenge – Microsoft Vista Code – Not very nice but funny. You Use It Every … Continue reading

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Dr Amy Kenzer on the Local Phoenix News

I’m in there twice…both times holding a beer.

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Who Wins with the Google App Engine?

In case you haven’t opened a web browser today, Google released a new platform to allow developers to quickly and easily deploy web applications leveraging Googles infrastructure as the back end. The advantages to the developer is they don’t have … Continue reading

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Your Daddy’s Development Model Sucks!

The waterfall software development model is the traditional process used by developers to create software – I include web application development into the category of software. It’s been around as an accepted methodology since the 70′s. It basically consists of: … Continue reading

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My del.icio.us bookmarks for February 14th through April 2nd

These are my links for February 14th through April 2nd: FriendFeed Comments WordPress Plugin – Development on a Shoestring – Fold-Ins, Past and Present – The New York Times – Google Code for Educators – Ryan Jerz :: Reno Blogger, … Continue reading

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The Zend Framework

I’ve reviewed a few programming frameworks on this site: Ruby on Rails, Django and CakePHP. I think learning each one has made me pretty adept at quickly picking up a new framework and trying it out. So, when our development team … Continue reading

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