I recently had a conversation with another architect about docker. We were discussing where I thought docker was applicable. Our discussion highlighted that he was concerned that docker was labeled “The Next Big Thing” and that everyone wants to use it because of the hype. He referred to docker as a “panacea” commenting on the […]
I was speaking to my friends (i.e. former team) at GMO and they told me that Dynatrace was spun off from Compuware. How could I have missed this? News sometimes travels slowly. For those that don’t know, Dynatrace is an amazing APM product and they are now back to their roots of being a company too. […]
Today I am attending a Pluralsight course: Maven Fundamentals. Nothing like refreshing some basics. http://www.pluralsight.com/courses/maven-fundamentals
Reading Manage Your Day-to-Day: Build Your Routine, Find Your Focus, and Sharpen Your Creative Mind
I am currently working on a Xamarin project where I have the need to open two different solutions. The first solution was a prototype solution of an Apple Watch product we are building. The second solution is the new production solution. We decided to create a new solution and bring over assets and code that […]
Useful reference to over 40 Mac OS X Terminal Commands. http://www.leftcolumn.net/2009/02/15/40-useful-mac-terminal-commands/
Two articles in and I find the information I am looking for. Java ClassLoaders – Get a Load of That Name
Digging deeper in the Java classloaders. Find a way out of the ClassLoader maze – System, current, context? Which ClassLoader should you use?
Throwback and refresher on Java class loaders. Custom Classloaders The Black Art of Java
My son really loves playing lacrosse. His favorite position is defense. While he likes middie and attack, defense is his favorite. No matter what position you play you still need to develop the basic stick skills needed to play the game. We are building a lacrosse wall in the backyard. Our hope is that he […]
