Dive into the archives.
- Business Engineering Tips for Startups
Over on the BlueBlog Alex has, as Duncan said, “another great post.” This time Alex has tackled Software Engineering Tips for Startups, providing eight insightful points that outline the new rules of software engineering for startups.
AdaptiveBlue practices what Alex preaches; as I mentioned in the I Write Code movement, we have rock star software […]
- Heading to San Francisco
Hi friends (especially those on the west coast), I’ll be in San Francisco for the first time from December 9th until the 12th.
Anyone want to grab a drink and say hello? Drop me a note - there’s a bunch of you I’d love to say hello to. Hey, and if you’re on Dopplr […]
- Daniel Libeskind
Alex and I went running in Denver (the altitude destroyed us) and I really liked the addition that’s been built on the Denver Art Museum.
It looked very similar to the extension that’s being built on the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto.
Turns out that both were designed by Daniel Libeskind. Cool. Hopefully the extension on […]
- Thoughts on Boulder’s Tech Scene
“We’re number one of the second tier.”
That’s how Me.dium co-founder Robert Reich described Boulder. And if you think about this for a moment you’ll realize that this is an advantageous position to hold. My Canadian Idol Theory holds up (More on this in a later post. Really). The city is big enough to […]
- Jay Z - VH1’s Storytellers
Jay Z performed in Brooklyn the other night with a live band for VH1’s Storytellers series.
He did 9 songs from his American Gangster album and you can find high quality copies of the entire performance on the excellent 2dopeboyz blog.
Guilty pleasure? Sure, but one of my favourite albums of all time is Atmosphere’s Sad […]
