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UK Archeaology Project 08/2015
I’ve always had a love of history and archaeology, but only ever dabbled, mostly during house renovations in the UK and Australia, but have always worried about not doing it properly. While on a trip to the UK in August … Continue reading
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The UI is the system – most people think
A common developer mistake is to assume clients, stakeholders, mums actually understand the multi-layered, n-tier, decomposed modular architectures they build. I read a piece of wisdom once that has just resonated with me as I came to present a demo … Continue reading
Mac’s Maker Project 2008 – Wooden Tessellated Coasters
On my first trip up to Helen & Mac’s place near Perth Western Australia, they showed me the workshop and my eyes popped out of their sockets. Not only a huge well-stocked woodworking space but a forge too, and all set … Continue reading
Pulse APM
Pulse – Application Heartbeat Monitor Pulse is a new library I wrote in a weekend because I couldn’t find anything out there which performs this simple service. And I was tired of getting calls from GoGet on my day off (from my … Continue reading
Cutlass – Cut Less!
While re-building my house I became obsessed with getting efficiency out of the timber 10materials I was using when planning cutting lists. Most people would want to achieve an efficient cutting plan because of cost-efficiency, effort-reduction or ecological conservation, and of course that … Continue reading
From Desktop to Dashboard – Your Car is the New Digital Frontier
After several years of incremental developments, the world of in-car technology is about to explode into the consumer market. Just as the general public have adapted to managing and exploiting the myriad functions of desktops, smart phones and tablets, they … Continue reading
Techniques in Fostering Innovation
In this article on Deepend’s Chrysalis, I’d like to present some of the interesting topics which have surfaced at Deepend while implementing a drive to foster a culture of innovation in our organisation. These include dealing with failure, redefining the … Continue reading