How many abstractions does a system need? Which abstractions should be transparent? What languages are best suited for our needs?
12/29/2016
News of 2016
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After my Band 2 failed again I needed to have another encounter with the Microsoft Support...
12/23/2016
In software design one metric seems to be undervalued: the cost of maintenance.
11/28/2016
Roughly a year after the original BabyZen device the successor prototype is ready for a test ride.
11/6/2016
For my latest project I required an architecture that allows me to scale indefinitely without compromise.
11/4/2016
After quite some while AngleSharp finally reached the 1k milestone at GitHub.
11/3/2016
How does one prepare for a coding interview?
11/1/2016
Just by coincidence Microsoft and Apple held their recent events back to back. The outcome could be surprising...
10/28/2016
The Microsoft Band 2 will be the last of its kind. A post mortem.
10/11/2016
Recently I got an Intel Edison with an IoT starter kit. My resume after playing around with it a little.
10/4/2016
It seems that the momentum towards self-driving cars has reached its peak. Is the enthusiasm justified?
9/18/2016
In the 2 weeks I spent most of my time thinking about Green IT. Time to summarize.
9/2/2016
The IoT contest of CodeProject ended in the beginning of August. Now the results have been published.
8/27/2016
What's all the fuzz about these new intelligent bots?
8/12/2016
As an educated developer with high-quality standards one expects these standards everywhere... but the reality looks different.
8/6/2016
In the recent months the usage of HTTPS has doubled. This is good news and an indicator that let's encrypt has a huge impact.
7/25/2016
I was pleasantly surprised to see the very efficient Microsoft support working even for important Band 2 devices.
7/11/2016
People still don't get web frontend performance. A reminder.
7/10/2016
The digitization is blocked by the human factor. What needs to be done to succeed here?
6/24/2016
My new article on SitePoint introduces the Ramda.js library.
6/17/2016
The first version of MAGES is about to be released.
6/13/2016
Why keep we calling the desktop computer a personal computer?
5/27/2016
In a couple of weeks the first version of my new minimal embeddable scripting language is ready.
5/18/2016
Right now I have two articles on the CodeProject who may win article of the month competitions.
5/16/2016
Since Tech.Pro has been defunct for some time now I thought it's worth giving my notes a new home.
4/23/2016
Three years after Sumerics was declared final it is back and will stay partially maintained.
4/22/2016
After nearly a year without an article I am back with an unusual topic.
4/10/2016
Parallel 2016 - A Good One
4/7/2016
Decades after the invention of the tele terminal intelligent bots are becoming mass products.
4/1/2016
What does it take to damage an established eco-system? A pissed package author and web of (removable) dependencies.
3/24/2016
Recently, I've been busy with some projects, so its time for a quick recap of activities.
3/5/2016
Minecraft, E-Mail, calendar, ... and now a keyboard. What is this good for?
2/8/2016
A platform once started full hope faces the abyss. The question is now who is to blame?
1/31/2016
Another write-up of stories involving my previous adventures in recruitment processes.
1/25/2016
My recent article on SitePoint introduces Parallel.js, which is an established way of writing elegant multi-core applications with JavaScript.
1/24/2016