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Developer Tools • Apr 08, 2016

Rigging up Sublime Text for Clojure Development

My Sublime Text 3 setup for Clojure, tuned to conquer the oh-so-many parens and the build-and-test workflow provided via Leiningen.

Developer Tools • Jan 18, 2016

42 Visual Studio Shortcuts & Commands

I've been using Visual Studio as my primary code editor since 2008. These are the shortcuts and commands I use almost every day.

.NET / WPF • Oct 19, 2015

Using a Design-Time ViewModelLocator With Caliburn.Micro

It becomes tedious to maintain code just for design-time support, so I use a `DesignTimeViewModelLocator` class for binding sample data in the designer.

Development Practices • Oct 02, 2015

What I Learned in 10 Years at a Software Consultancy

What is it like to work at a software consultancy like Atomic Object? I look back at my first 10 years at AO and discuss why it's such a good fit for me.

Growing as Makers • Aug 21, 2015

Consultancies: The Smart First Job for Software Developers

Working at a consultancy is the best way to jumpstart your career as a software developer.

Development Practices • Aug 11, 2015

4 Steps Toward Better Code Quality

If a code base has a bunch of inconsistencies and quality problems, we will take that as the norm and continue the pattern.

Developer Tools • Jul 17, 2015

Using Vagrant to Deploy to a Remote Hyper-V Host

My Vagrant/Hyper-V combo worked well, but had two problems: wifi going out, and the large footprint of Vangrant/Chef on a Windows OS.

Extracurricular Activities • Jun 28, 2015

Setting Up a Raspberry Pi without a Monitor or Keyboard

There are a lot of how-to's online for setting up a Raspberry Pi without monitor or keyboard, but none of them are simple or straightforward. This will be.

C & C++ • Jun 02, 2015

OpenCL for Your “Embarrassingly Parallelizable” Code

Almost every computer has a bigger computer inside it: the graphics hardware. OpenCL is a standard framework that gives you access to all that power.

Workplace • May 27, 2015

Better Environment, Better Team – 5 Ways Changing Conditions Can Solve Problems

Changing other people (or yourself) is very difficult. Look for solutions in the people, processes, and objects that surround and affect you.

Extracurricular Activities • May 02, 2015

Spread Your Wings and Stop (Exclusively) Using Arduino

Embedded systems for hobbyists is a lot larger than the world of Arduino. New and interesting projects will open up to you once you explore other platforms.

Developer Tools • Apr 28, 2015

Working with Text at the Command Line – Tools for Searching & Editing

The multi-monitor, high-resolution graphics revolution didn't bring graphics, just windows full of text. Command lines are still great working with text.