Radical Behavior

Brilliant

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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, another scrapbooking application to take notes and place images.” I was ready to pass, but [...]

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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 Day. But Can You Make It Cook? - New York Times -
Dr. Dobb’s | Identifying Top Developers [...]

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

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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 to worry about the very complicated system architecture issues that usually require a brilliant IT [...]

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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:

Requirements Gathering
Design Phase
Implementation Phase
Verification Phase
Maintenance Phase

Presumably at each phase of the project, there are sign offs [...]

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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, Reno Blog >> The Terri Patraw Experience: the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the [...]

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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 decided they were standardizing on Zend, I thought I should put it to the Kenzer [...]

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