Things I've been Learning This Week (13 April 15)
Just as a quick summary of the things I’ve been up to this past week:
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Over a decade of progressive professional software development experience in conjunction with more than two decades as a hobbyist developer has pushed me to reduce the burden of support and cost of delivery by writing highly-maintainable software of the highest caliber.
This blog is intended to be a personal collection of experiences/rants, journaling to tech related, things and other things that may be appropriate to share in a blog.
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Weirdness with GORM and Inheritance
Within the world of GRAILs, GORM is your object manager. Think of this as Hibernate with some rather nice dynamic syntactic sugar. For the most part, it is fairly consistent and does what you want it to. However, I’ve recently ran into 2 weird issues with it. [Read More] -
What Did I do this Week? (26 March)
This week, 26 March, I’ve done quite a lot of stuff. I’m starting a new position in Chicago, so I’ve had some time between jobs. [Read More] -
It's taken more than a year to go from 12000 to 0.
Checkstyle violations that is: [Read More] -
Somethings I learned about the Train System in Europe
The UK has many train vendors. Some of these vendors resell each other’s seats. For example if you buy a Megatrain ticket at Waterloo: You’re actually buying a Southwest (UK) train ride. Additionally you’ll only be able to go on the email they sent you as a confirmation of your... [Read More] -
Awesome Projects That I've found Recently
After I started learning Python and Ruby I’ve started to find some interesting things. [Read More] -
Should you buy a rail pass in Europe?
Unless you’re an extreme in taking the train everywhere in Europe, you shouldn’t get a rail pass. Why? There are numerious operators that will try to sell you a pass. However, what they won’t tell you upfront is a few things: [Read More]