New vs. Existing Code
This isn’t news, but is worth remembering… Peter Hallam commented on what consumes most of a developer’s time between the following: Design Code Write New Code Understand Existing Code Modify Existing…
Read moreThis isn’t news, but is worth remembering… Peter Hallam commented on what consumes most of a developer’s time between the following: Design Code Write New Code Understand Existing Code Modify Existing…
Read moreI meet with a few men on Friday mornings for a bible study. We start bright and early (more early than bright perhaps), but my Fridays are blessed as a result. We’ve been studying 1 Peter, and today we hit 1 Peter 3:1-7, with the infamous discussion on wives being submissive to their husbands. We chatted about this being a continuation of the thought in 1 Peter 2 encouraging servants to submit to their masters and everyone submitting to governmental authority, but, for me, the most interesting portion of our conversation was where I least expected it.
Read moreIt is no secret that the actual or perceived possibility of failure is critical to the enjoyment of success, but the concept of failure as a source of pleasure was new to me….
Read moreAmbrose Little has a thought-provoking article on Architects vs. Developers over at ASP Alliance. He follows up with some additional comments on his blog. Oh, and speaking of thought-provoking check…
Read moreThe text for my Friday morning bible study this week was 1 Peter 2:13-25. We discussed what it meant to suffer unjustly, turn the other cheek, etc. and had a…
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