With Salesforce.com continuing to expand its Force.com platform, it will become increasingly important to educate developers on possible security vulnerabilities as well as tools and methods available …More...
This is a list of my top 10 Expression Engine extensions. It is hardly definitive, so if you disagree with me, then I encourage you to make …More...
In the last few years, I can’t help but notice the increase in direct contact between developers and clients. This is often necessary for both the client …More...
According to a report this morning in the Wall Street Journal, IBM has entered into talks to buy out Sun Microsystems. But what kind of an impact …More...
OK, so I am admittedly NOT a pro at this whole Twitter business… but if anyone is interested, I am going to make an attempt to tweet …More...
Just a quick blog today to address an issue that I have been encountered several times since I began programming in Apex, the proprietary language for Salesforce.com. …More...
There is one word that is guaranteed to generate excitement in mobile development communities right now - Android. Google’s venture into the mobile SDK realm was eagerly …More...
There seems to be no hiding this story today. The short of it…Google is experiencing some delays with its roll out of Android and the first devices …More...
I recently received an email from a colleague about a particular issue they encountered, and I couldn’t help but share. This engineer was working on the second …More...
As many people know, the most current Java Release Family is Java 6.6. It was made available to the general public back in December 2006. Java 7 …More...
When new engineers are being brought into the fold of unit testing, one question invariably arises: “Should we test getters and setters?” The answer, in the humble …More...
Two of my all time favorite authors, Kathy Sierra and Bert Bates, coined the phrase, “Code [your project] as if the next guy to maintain it is …More...
