How Docker Changed my Perception of Software Development
I recently had the privilege of attending a conference called DockerCon, where several brilliant minds were at work demonstrating new avenues of success in containerizing applications. There were several themes […]
Continue ReadingJava Dynamic Property Configuration
Link to GitHub repo: https://github.com/benkauffman/java-gradle-jetty-webservice While developing a Java API for one of our web applications, the problem of storing and retrieving settings turned from what seemed a simple task […]
Continue ReadingDon't be a Homer — Your guide to creating an MVP
Software development gives the freedom for users minds to race. For a savvy entrepreneur, this allows agile development that is responsive to the real needs of users and real demands of a market. You build as you go; everything you need, nothing you don’t.
Continue ReadingWhen Teaming Up Makes Sense – DevelopmentNow
Do you do your own taxes? Do you change your own oil? Cut your own hair? Even for the biggest micro-manager or penny-pincher, you can’t do it all yourself. If […]
Continue ReadingSimple PHP Framework
After spending a ton of time in Ruby on Rails we’re getting back into some more PHP projects. And ASP.NET. 🙂 Granted, it would be nice to only stick with […]
Continue ReadingjQuery Cheat Sheet
Yeah so this isn’t brand new. But the jQuery Cheat Sheet is for version 1.2, at least. Visual jQuery (which I still use a lot) is only for jQuery 1.1. I […]
Continue ReadingSubSonic DAL layers in Visual Studio
SubSonic is an open source project loosely modeled after Rails. It uses BuildProviders to automatically generate the DAL/ORM code at compile time, meaning you don’t have to manually regenerate code […]
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