Sundry nonsense about robots, pies, and robots baking pies. Ok seriously. Mostly this is my outlet for programming, culture, and tech community work in Philadelphia, PA.
This past weekend Roz Duffy, Kelani Nichole, and I hosted our second Barcamp Philadelphia at the University of the Arts. It was, by just about any measure, a success.
One issue we’ve struggled with over the past two years is whether or not to charge an entrance fee. The spirit of barcamp, in one sense, is [...]
Today I learned about the Hornget project which is lead by Paul Cowan. Hornget attempts to solve the elusive “package manager for .NET” problem by creating a packager system for open source .NET projects.
An interesting choice the Horn project team made was to keep the repository (not the design pattern, the actual place where the [...]
Here’s a link to my slides from my 10/17 Microsoft Code Camp talk on using Git and GitHub for .NET development. Thanks for coming out everyone!
Git & GitHub for .NET
Recently I decided I wanted to develop a small, lightweight Windows client to use for Baconfile, Leah Culver’s latest side project for easily uploading files to Amazon’s S3 service. Chris Wanstrath made a nice little Mac client and I thought Windows users might enjoy the same type of functionality.
After deciding on how I wanted the [...]
