Posted on April 23, 2009 by codeslammer
As an enterprise software architect, there are many difficult problems that I face at work. Most of the time, these problems require an elegantly architected solution that promises to be both maintainable and efficient at the same time. This is always a difficult balance to achieve.
The thing that surprises me most is that many [...]
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Posted on February 21, 2008 by codeslammer
Often times I find myself applying “developer-type” solutions to IT administrator problems. Naturally I was excited as PowerShell a.k.a Monad a.k.a Poshwas gaining notoriety. I had visions of a tool that would let me peek into services, filesystems, performance counters, etc. for all of my servers including database, application, web, etc. Much to my dismay, [...]
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Posted on February 16, 2008 by codeslammer
I have heard some buzz about a product from JetBrains called TeamCity. Some very influential technologists such as Roy Osherove seem to like the capabilities, so it is definitely worth a look. This looks like a good competitor to CruiseControl.NET, so I think I am going to give it a spin. I’ll update the blog [...]
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Posted on July 26, 2007 by codeslammer
The Houston .NET Users Group (HDNUG) is organizing a day of technological banter at the University of Houston next month. The event has been coined the Houston TechFest and it is going to be held on August 25th (a Saturday).
This knowledge sharing experience is of particular interest to me because it will be my [...]
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