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Unit Testing: What I learned my first year
Posted by William | Jan 18, 2016 | Programming | 0 |
Settings Goals in the New Year
Posted by William | Jan 1, 2016 | Personal Development | 0 |
Objects, Inheritance, and X-Wings
by William | Jul 11, 2020 | Programming | 0 |
Not too long ago, a friend who has only done procedural programming asked me to explain...
Read MoreDifficult for Us, Easy for Them
by William | Jul 31, 2019 | Programming | 0 |
Suppose you’re working on a complex piece of software with a due date that’s coming up fast. At the last minute, someone realizes that several of the help text popups contain typos. Is it worth fixing? One thing...
Read MoreMVVM and MVC
by William | Jun 20, 2019 | Programming | 0 |
Those of us who have been putting together websites for a long while will remember back when everything was included in the .html (or even .htm) file. Eventually this was replaced by a separation of concerns – content in...
Read MoreNo comment?
by William | May 23, 2019 | Programming | 0 |
I was listening to a podcast recently and one of the hosts made a comment that I’ve heard before. “There are two types of comments – lying and useless.” For the most part, it’s a fair point. When...
Read MoreAnalysis of a Difficult Project
by William | Apr 30, 2019 | Programming | 0 |
In the eight years that I’ve been a software developer, I’ve had my share of difficult projects. Early on, the difficulty might have been because I was new to development and new to the code base. I had to learn my...
Read MoreInstant Family
by William | Mar 27, 2019 | Uncategorized | 0 |
Last week I finally got around to seeing Instant Family. If you’re not familiar with the movie, it follows a childless couple who decide to adopt out of foster care. As expected, crazy hijinks ensue. I have to say that I...
Read MoreOn Writing
by William | Feb 28, 2019 | Uncategorized | 0 |
I’ve been working on a technical book for several years now. Partially, this is because I have a million things to do (coincidentally, my son just turned two). Partially this is because I’m a slow writer. And...
Read MoreDoing big things
by William | Jan 30, 2019 | Programming | 0 |
Fans of Marvel movies know to wait around until the end of the credits to see the extra scene. This adds a bit of time to the theater experience, as the credits go on for quite some time; it takes hundreds of people to make a...
Read MoreThoughts on foster care
by William | Dec 21, 2018 | Uncategorized | 0 |
I recently gave an “intro to foster care” presentation. What was interesting is that I was trying to both encourage people to consider becoming foster parents, and discourage them from doing so. Why both?...
Read MoreFinishing
by William | Nov 26, 2018 | Personal Development | 0 |
November has been a crazy month for me. Despite the fact that I’ve been out of the state for...
Read MoreAccessibility at Cream City Code
by William | Oct 23, 2018 | Programming, Technology, Usability | 0 |
As promised, here are the slides from my Accessibility talk at Cream City Code. Aside from the links (which, if you saw the talk, are probably why you’re here) there’s a fair amount of extra detail in the...
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