It’s amazing how small our world can be sometimes. I just found this video from a tweet by ScottHa, who was referring to a blog post by Roy Osherove. The views are absolutely incredible (check out the view at about 00:40 and then again at 2:55), but there... Read more

I am moderating a reprise of my BOF session at last year’s TechEd. This one is simply called “Code Style and Standards”, and is BOF864. It’s currently scheduled for Wednesday, June 4 from 7:45 PM - 8:45 PM. Hopefully some of the people who attended... Read more

Last year when the TechEd 2007 Schedule Builder came out, I complained about how cumbersome it was to use. The idea of having to pick a time period from a drop down list that contains 28 items and constantly having to scroll up and down to view the page... Read more

Just a reminder that the Tampa Bay IASA February meeting is Thursday night (April 24th) starting at 6:30 PM. This is an open discussion meeting, so bring your architecture problems, and depending on how many people we have and how many problems we may split up into small groups or... Read more

I have always been a big fan of the O’Reilly books, and the Missing Manual series is no exception. I recently had the opportunity to read Wikipedia: The Missing Manual by John Broughton. If you have ever thought about contributing to Wikipedia, or have... Read more