This blog is dedicated to my musings and are strictly my own. I use it to write about all things software, hardware and aviation. The views and opinions on this site strictly reflect that of my own, and not my employer. At any point I can change my mind, and they may not even reflect my opinions from three minutes ago, so please don't take anything I say too seriously. Some of the software topics on this blog will probably include ColdFusion, C#, .NET Core, Node.js, Objective-C, Swift, Java, Kotlin, C++. As commercial pilot I will be writing about General Aviation, the Airlines, instrument flying, avionics, the Federal Aviation Administration and the TSA.
If you ever run into a problem trying to find out what the equivalent data type for a SQL Server 2005 data type is in .NET, This chart has…
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Thanks to Buck Woody for pointing me to this tool. It analyzes your database and advises based on best practices.
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A buddy sent me a link to this web site for SQL on Rails. I found this hysterical. Watch the screencast. If you have ever watched a Ruby on…
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I have been at SQL Server 2005 Integration Services training for the last two days, and I have to say it has been an eye opener. The class…
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Steve Jobs at WWDC 2007 has just announced that Apple is releasing a version of Safari for Windows.
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Adam Lehman from Adobe will be giving a presentation today at the JaxFusion User Group. The presentation will cover the next version of…
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I read on Scott Guthrie's blog today about how Microsoft will be showing off a version of IronRuby at the next Mix. There is already a…
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Sean Corfield has a great post at his blog in responce to my post about ColdFusion as a true OO language. Yesterday I tried to avoid the…
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Sean gave the first presentation I went too on creating factories for CFC based objects. As always, Sean is a great presenter and covered…
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I watched Sean Corfield's presentation on duck-typing this morning, and he brought up very valid points on why we should not type parameters…
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