I’ve added two new tabs to the top of my blog, my book shelf and my anti-bookshelf.
I wanted to have a collection of books that I’ve talked about in my other posts in one place on my blog. These are books that I actually have sitting on my bookshelf in my office or at home. [...]
Posts from ‘February, 2009’
My Bookshelf
Steve Yegge
After a little diversion I’m back into my digital reading list:
http://steve-yegge.blogspot.com/
I am not sure how to describe Steve Yegge. I’ll start with some bullet points:
Lately, and sadly, he has been an infrequent blogger
Plug in your laptop before you start reading one his posts…you thought I had a few posts that went on and on and [...]
February Viewpoint eNewsletter
The February Viewpoint eNewsletter was published this afternoon.
Link to the orginal that was sent out in an email.
http://www.viewpointusa.com/newsletter_2009Feb.html
Link to my article on Test Driven Development in LabVIEW Part 3: Using VI Tester.
http://www.viewpointusa.com/newsletter/2009_february/newsletter_2009_febtdd.php
Now that February is done I need to start looking forward to March…the cycle never ends! :-)
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The Technical Interview
I love the interview process…no, no, no, not the part where you are applying for a job, no, heavens no. I love being on the other side of the table performing the interview and asking the questions. Being interviewed? Another topic for another time.
During your career, be it in software or otherwise, you will likely [...]
Alan Cooper
Next up on my digital reading list:
http://cooper.com/journal/
Alan Cooper is one of my software heroes. Actually now that I think about it I don’t have any other software heroes, so by default he is my software hero.
::insert you are the wind beneath my wings::
He had me at hello…ok I need to stop, my wife may actually read this one-day [...]
Offline Comments
I’ve received a few offline comments from friends and family about my last couple of posts that I wanted to share and expand upon here.
::Plus I’m excited I know a least two people are reading…damn, now I need to clean up the language, damn, damn, damn…wait…::
The Software Can do Whatever I Tell it to Do
My [...]