Over this summer, I’ll be speaking at a handful of events. I sign myself up for these opportunities —in addition to teaching courses for Pluralsight —so that I commit time to learning new things. Nothing like a deadline to provide… Read More ›
During most workdays, I exist in a state of continuous partial attention. I bounce between (planned and unplanned) activities, and accept that I’m often interrupt-driven. While that’s not an ideal state for humans, it’s a great state for our technology… Read More ›
Years ago, I could recall lots of phone numbers from memory. Now? It’d be tough to come up with more than two. There’s so many ways to contact each person that I know (phone, email(s), Twitter, WhatsApp, etc) and I… Read More ›
I like what Microsoft’s doing in the app integration space. They breathed new life into their classic integration bus (BizTalk Server). The family of Azure Service Bus technologies (Queues, Topics, Relay) is super solid. API Management and Event Hubs solve… Read More ›
DevOps. It’s a thing. And it’s a thing that has serious business benefit. But for many, it’s still a confusing thing. Especially for those in large companies who struggle to map cloud-native, or startup, processes to their own. So, I’m… Read More ›
APIs, APIs everywhere. They power our mobile apps, connect our “things”, and improve supply chains. API management suites popped up to help companies secure, tune, version, and share their APIs effectively. I’ve watched these suites expand beyond the initial service virtualization… Read More ›
2016 was a wild year for plenty of folks. Me too, I guess. The wildest part was joining Pivotal and signing up for a job I’d never done before. I kept busy in other ways in 2016, including teaching a couple of courses for… Read More ›
