It’s been two weeks now since I dived into SharePoint branding. In an effort to ramp up on SharePoint, I found a number of really helpful online resources to help me get going. One such site is at http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/hh126807 which hosts 15 self-paced modules along with corresponding downloadable materials. Here is an excerpt: This course describes how [...]
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HTML 5 Crash Course Only $39!
Brad Feld’s Amazing Deal this morning is pretty amazing, an HTML 5 crash course for just $39. The course includes: 15 lectures introducing HTML for newcomers 15 lectures on accessing the HTML5 canvas for drawing 6 lectures on using geolocation, local storage, and advanced forms 4 lectures on embedding HTML5 audio and video 2 lectures [...]
Shutting Down Denver Data Solutions
I’ve been on quite the ride for the last year or two. I’m finally feeling like things are starting to take shape though and thus look forward to the future with excitement and optimism. I couldn’t be any happier about joining RBA and so in this new year there is no looking back. So content [...]
First 2 Weeks at RBA Consulting
My first two weeks at RBA Consulting were phenomenal. I’m so excited to be part of such a talented team of true professionals. It also felt great to get out of meetings for a while and just code. It has given me some motivation to start blogging again and as you can see, I’ve updated [...]
Battle Between IT & Marketing
We are hosting a free webinar on 12/07/11. It will provide tips for marketers and technology professionals around ensuring their web platform supports their marketing strategy. I thought you may be interested. If so, there is more information and registration at www.bridgelinedigital.com/battle. I hope you can make it.
HTML 5 WebCamp – Microsoft In-Person Event Coming to Denver
When: Friday, June 10, 2011 8:30AM – 6:00PM Event Overview: As developers, you keep hearing a lot about HTML5, but many don’t know what it actually means or is truly capable of. If you want to learn about it, your choices are limited; you can either pick up a book or attend an expensive conference that [...]
Can I.T. Tell Users “No”? Should they?
I’ve had I’ve had a number of conversations lately around I.T. having the business authority to tell users “No” when it comes to some requests. Which begs the question, should I.T. tell users – “No”? To answer this, a consideration of the reasons I.T. often wants to say “no” is important. Now I’m not going [...]
Business Driven Information Technology – 100 Critical Questions for Every Manager
This book (though a little dated) is still one of the best I.T./Business Management books you’ll ever find. (Check out the reviews for yourself on Amazon.) Contents: (100 in total but not necessarily numbered 1-100) Section 1 – IT and Strategy How does information technology impact industries? How has information technology changed the dynamics [...]
Android Architecture Diagram
Basically Android has the following layers: applications (written in java, executing in Dalvik) framework services and libraries (written mostly in java) applications and most framework code executes in a virtual machine native libraries, daemons and services (written in C or C++) the Linux kernel, which includes drivers for hardware, networking, file system access and inter-process-communication [...]
Tip: Importing Required Packages
Tip: After you have pasted sample code into an Eclipse project, press Ctrl (or Cmd) + Shift + O to import the required packages.
