How do you define when a development project is actually “done”?
This post is ridiculously in the favor of a client, but I think more developers need to think in favor of their clients and stop thinking arguing features on a technical level. If all developers had a little more business sense, I strongly believe that both the developer and client would walk away happier each [...]
Why I love RubyMotion
I’ve been asked a few times in the last week about why I’m using RubyMotion and why I’m so ecstatic about it. To give some background, I’ve been working on a mobile app called “Bring It On” for a few weeks now. I built the first version of the app in Objective-C and while it [...]
Finding Great Developers in Colorado
“If you can’t find it, just go and create it yourself.” It’s a phrase I’ve heard a few times in my life. It’s not always that easy though is it? How do you apply a phrase like that to people instead of things? Creating talent is a challenge, but often times it is more valuable [...]
Replicate or Migrate Ubuntu Packages with Apt-Get
One of the reasons I prefer Ubuntu over other linux distros is the frequency of updates and support for many different software packages. Apt-get is an extension of the Advanced Packaging Tool (APT) which is a free user interface that works with core libraries to handle the installation and removal of software on the Debian [...]
