Whew. Day 2 is done. As some of you may know, and I learned from Jared Ewy today, it is well known that the second day of a conference/industry gathering is the hardest. See, the day you get in, if you aren’t a regular traveler, it feels new and exciting. A deviation from the norm […]
Read MoreFirst day in the bag. I got to the opening keynote early, checked out the space (it was an hour before it started and I just walked into the venue. The people there looked a little concerned that someone had just walked in. I looked around and then apologetically left). The venue was a nice […]
Read MoreLadies and gentlemen, here we go…. A full week of tech, nerding out, domain name educatin’, a ton of fun and, possibly, a little drinking. I am in Boulder for Boulder Start Up Week (@boulderstartup on Twitter and here on the web). I will be keeping everyone up to date on the happenings here all […]
Read MoreShhhh. I am working. And loving it. This is an amazing group of people who are all pulling together to address our weaknesses and build our strengths. If you want to keep up with that side of me while I am silent on the personal side, keep an eye on the Enom blog and my work […]
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[This post reprinted from an entry on the eNom Blog.] In the past, we haven’t always shared who our team members are at Enom, but that’s about to change. We’d like to introduce to you our newest partner in crime, Sean Ottey, who joined us about 2 weeks ago as a Tech Evangelist. Being the new […]
Read MoreA quick update for my readers… I started a new chapter of my life last week. I am now the Technical Evangelist at Rightside. Some of you are probably thinking I have lost my mind. To you I say, ‘Wait, this has nothing to do with religion’. I am lucky enough to have my job […]
Read MoreThe latest version of Notepad++ (Jan 10, “Je Suis Charlie” version), on first launch, opens a new tab and proceeds to programmatically type out: Freedom of expression is like the air we breathe, we don’t feel it, until people take it away from us. For this reason, Je suis Charlie, not because I endorse everything […]
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A well written article by Geoff Graham on how to create your own WordPress Plugin
Read MoreIt looks like malicious source trees can mess up your repositories if you clone a project with the tree contained. This only hits Case Insensetive OS’s, meaning Windows and Mac clients are at risk, not linux… Get the details and the updates here
Read MoreThere are a lot of changes under the hood with the new release of Visual Studio 2015, ASP.NET and C# 6, but there are a couple syntactical changes that will not only make our code look better, but be a TON more efficient… Examples? How about the ability to add conditional statements to catch blocks? […]
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