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  Rallyhat lives!

  03.12.10 | Permalink | 2 Comments

  Some of my long-time readers have seen me mention a long-festering (I believe that is the correct term at this point) project that I dubbed Rallyhat. It first started out as a “figure out when some baseball teams are in town and buy tickets” and then morphed into “a tool for helping people plan [...]

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  People Who Make Me Feel Stupid: Geoffrey Grosenbach

  03.01.10 | Permalink | 6 Comments

  For this upcoming week I am going to be doing 5 blog posts about developers who have been doing work that makes me feel stupid as a developer. The main reason for this is a week spent on introspection as to not only how I am building applications for my employer but also how [...]

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  Rallyhat: Playing with CouchDB and Python

  01.15.10 | Permalink | 1 Comment

  Many thanks to Jan Lehnardt for helping me out via IM to understand some concepts that I was having problems wrapping my mind around.

  Rallyhat is for the most part a programming experiment for me, designed to learn Python *and* produce an web application that is actually usable by someone other than me. One of [...]

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  Who Cares What I Think?

  01.08.10 | Permalink | 5 Comments

  So we're at a natural point for reflection. It's the start of a new year *and* the start of a new decade. Despite my wife rolling her eyes talking about this, it is an incredibly exciting time to be involved in web development. Internet time is like dog time, in my opinion: [...]

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  What’s In Chris’ Brain – Christmas 2009 Edition

  12.22.09 | Permalink | Comments Off

  With Christmas quickly approaching, it's time to dump all the junk rattling around in my head and into the blog. I hope you have a great holiday season.
  Concurrency is coming, better be ready

  The Continuation Mondad in Clojure. Even if you hate Lisp (I'm looking at you, Kevin) or don't give a damn about [...]

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