One of the most common problems that I’ve encountered when first analyzing an application is that it is often built up around what people think the customer wants, rather than […]
Sharepoint 2013 and the Disappering Breadcrumb
I found this great, detailed article on all the possible solutions to bring back the Sharepoint 2010 breadcrumbs to Sharepoint 2013. Enjoy!
HowTo fix: failed rule “Restart computer” when installing MSSQL Server 2014 in Parallels Windows 10
I finally decided to install Parallels in my MacBook Pro. I’ve started working on various .Net + MSSQL projects again so it only made sense to have these tools available […]
Technology and The Power of Data
I stumbled across this great 46-minute presentation by Aral Balkan. Prepare to listen to this piercing message to the traditional OTT and Cloud industries. Aral Balkan Keynote — “I, Simulation” […]
Networking with female engineers!
After a very busy day at work today, I received an email from a friend letting me know I had been featured in MLive today for my participation on the […]
What I’ve been up to…
It’s been a while. I know… Life has been a little hectic lately. So much to do, so little time. But I’ve been having fun during the process which is […]
Reverting Copy to a Previous Git Commit
Just like almost every morning, today I got up and got setup to continue working on a client’s website only to find that after doing my first $git pull of […]
HowTo: Pull Specific Commit from Bitbucket with Git
The advantages of coding using a subversion repository is that you can always go back to an old commit. This comes in handy specially when you need to go back […]
Sketching ideas
Troy Church recently published a very inspiring article on sketching entitled “Why I Sketch Every Day”. In a nutshell, sketching helps me see, think, and communicate more clearly. It facilitates […]