25 years ago Philippe Krutchen published an article in the IEEE Software magazine describing a different way to interpret and communicate software architecture. He used complex systems like air traffic control systems and phone systems in his example because those were the big, complex systems that needed this understanding at […]
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Lessons I Learned My First Year As A Software Developer That Have Very Little To Do With Coding
December 4th marked my one year anniversary as a software engineer/developer/programmer/coder and after a year I have learned a few things. One of those things is that job titles mean very little, especially in a startup but I’m getting ahead of myself. So here are some of the non-technical lessons […]
Denver Startup Week 2018 Review
A Guideline for Unit Testing After Development: Only Test Your Code
Four Principles of Object-Oriented Programming with Examples in Java
I enjoy object-oriented programming. I understand the concepts, but I’ve found that when asked to define or show an example of the basic principles my brain blanks. This especially happens in pressure situations like interviews. So this post gets to act as my memory until the four principles of object-oriented […]
Four Principles of Object-Oriented Programming with Examples in C#
I enjoy object-oriented programming. I understand the concepts, but I’ve found that when asked to define or show an example of the basic principles my brain blanks. This especially happens in pressure situations like interviews. So this post gets to act as my memory until the four principles of object-oriented […]
Design your own Entry-Level Developer – Which CS Electives Should I Choose?
Imagine that you knew someone who was going to graduate with their Computer Science Bachelor’s Degree in the spring of 2018 (*waves*). Now imagine you could help choose which Computer Science elective courses they chose (*waves and jumps*). What courses would you choose? This fall I need to choose 2 […]
Go Code Colorado 2017 Kick-Off showcases the tech startup community
Wednesday, February 1st was the Kick-Off for the 2017 Go Code Colorado Challenge at Galvanize in Denver. I went because I might like the idea of participating again, but I mainly went because I like what the Go Code Colorado Challenge says about the Colorado technology community. Before the kick-off […]