Seven Languages in Seven Weeks: Prolog, Day 1
After finishing up Io, it’s time to shift gears yet again in my Seven Languages in Seven Weeks series of blog posts. This time, it’s time for something radical...
Seven Languages in Seven Weeks: Io, Day 3
Today is the final chapter of Io in the Seven Languages in Seven Weeks series of posts. You can find the previous day of Io here.
Seven Languages in Seven Weeks: Io, Day 2
Today is Day 2 of Io in my Seven Languages in Seven Weeks series of blog posts. You can check out Day 1 of IO here. Io, Day 2: Thoughts
Seven Languages in Seven Weeks: Io, Day 1
Welcome to the first day of Io in my Seven Languages in Seven Weeks series of blog posts. After spending a few days playing around with Ruby, Io is definitel...
Seven Languages in Seven Weeks: Ruby, Day 3
This is my 3rd day of Ruby in the Seven Languages in Seven Weeks series of posts. You can find the previous day here.
Sherlock, The Reichenbach Fall: What Really Happened?
The PBS/BBC Sherlock series is one of the most entertaining shows I’ve seen in years. It’s a modern take on Conan Doyle’s classic with strong writing, a superb ...
Seven Languages in Seven Weeks: Ruby, Day 2
In my previous post, I went through the Day 1 Ruby problems from Seven Languages in Seven Weeks. Today, I’ll share my solutions to the Day 2 problems and so...
Seven Languages in Seven Weeks: Ruby, Day 1
I recently picked up a copy of Seven Languages in Seven Weeks by Bruce A Tate. The book is a survey of seven very different programming languages: Ruby, IO, Pr...
Siri: a glimpse of the future
Open the pod bay doors, HAL.
I survived the 30 day blog fitness challenge
On July 7, Adam Nash, Mario Sundar and I started the 30 day blog fitness challenge. Today, I write my 30th blog post. For those of you keeping score at home, ...