Latest Posts
- Pattern Breakers – Podcast Review
- Book Review: Taxtopia
- Book Review: Philosophy of Software Design – Ousterhout
- New Sql Documentation Website
- Hibernate sucks but what’s the alternatives? Java Persistance Options
Programming Projects
- Pulse – SQL real-time visualization tools
- qStudio – an IDE for kdb+
- sqlDashboards – SQL java-based real-time visualization tools
- Jpad – Instantly write java snippets and see nicely formatted results.
- kdb Libraries – Including qunit.
- jq – Open source implementation of q (github).
Books
- 9/10 – Book Review: Taxtopia (2024)
- 8/10 – Book Review: Philosophy of Software Design – Ousterhout (2024)
- 10/10 – Crafting Interpreters – Nystrom (2022)
- 9/10 – Traction – How any startup can achieve explosive customer growth (2022)
- 8/10 – Trillion Dollar Coach – Bill Campbell (2020)
- 6/10 – The Unicorn Project (2020)
- 6/10 – SRE – Software Reliability Engineering (2019)
- 8/10 – Accelerate -The Science of Lean Software and Devops (2019)
- 10/10 – Andrew Grove – High Output Management (2019)
- US Political Books (2019)
- The Five Dysfunctions of a Team (2018)
- The Checklist – Atul Gawande (2018)
- Software Skills – The Software Developers Life Manual (2017)
- Peopleware: Productive Projects and Teams (2017)
- 9/10 – The Phoenix Project (2017)
Old
- Quotes that float in my Mind
- Java scratchpad / Snippet Runner
- Julia Programming Language
- Best Method of Creating Windows Installer for Java Programs.
- Setup java speech jsapi using FreeTTS
Pattern Breakers – Podcast Review
Podcast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h9o6gPQA6LA&t=3s Business is never a fair fight. Incumbants have an advantage. Startups have to change the battlefield/game so they have an unfair advantage. Coming up with good idea: Inflections Insight Founder / Future Fit What do successful Startups Do? Story Telling
Book Review: Taxtopia
9/10 – Great book that ties together many news stories you will have read about over the years.
Book Review: Philosophy of Software Design – Ousterhout
Overall: 8/10 I can recommend a Philosophy of Software Design Paperback by John Ousterhout. I’ve been programming for 15 years and it closely parallels my own current beliefs about programming. He stands above the lower aspects of programming/code/modules, raising the discussion to a conceptual level, that you seem to be wanting. If I had read…