On Code Commenting And Technical Debt
Wednesday, April 29th, 2009If you’ve been in development for any length of time, you’ve probably come across a project or a company that doesn’t take the time to incorporate comments into its code. The argument is often made that “our code is self-documenting” and that commenting is just a waste of time, especially if you write clear, clean [...]
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Friday, April 3rd, 2009I’m a big believer in giving credit where credit is due. There are a number of people who have influenced my experience as a programmer, and I want to take time on this Friday to talk about and thank each one of them individually. Oh, and they’re all on Twitter in case you want to [...]
12:30 am | Comment (3) | Print | Categories: Friday InspirationsMarketing for PHP Developers
Wednesday, April 1st, 2009A discussion recently took place between myself and a few others regarding what constitutes effective marketing, and how technical people can sell their technical wares. The measure of good marketing, of course, is not hard to identify: it’s how effectively your marketing translates into sales. However, there’s a large gap in many people’s understandings of [...]
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Web developer, amateur photographer, lover of the outdoors and travel. Expect to find me writing code, hiking or visiting new places. I own Blueprint DC and live in Washington, DC. Follow Me On Twitter!- July Slides
- Some Thoughts On Software Licensing
- Interfaces Make Testing Easier
- Revisiting: Why Every Developer Should Write Their Own Framework
- The Fallacy of Sunk Cost
- PHP: The Good Parts – Book Review
- 1st Amendment, Meet 4th Amendment: The Gizmodo Search Warrant
- A Closer Look At ArrayObject
- TEK Webcast Notes
- Caching For WordPress – A TEK-X Webinar
