Just finished an article over on the MindTouch blog about tweaking Dream’s default access patterns. I really like how Dream uses cookies, something you don’t often see in REST services. Generally it’s all about X-My-Cool-Auth-Header business, which is yet another … Continue reading
Today, High Scalability ran an interview with myself about the architecture behind notify.me. The interview covers a general overview of what I will cover in more detail over on the notify.me tech blog.
I’ve been doing a lot of work inside of MindTouch Dream as of late over at MindTouch and i’m really digging it. Steve’s put together an awesome framework for doing asynchronous programming on .NET and for being able to treat … Continue reading
I’ve been in a constant struggle for a number of years and it’s a battle between wanting to program in C# but envying the variety of open source projects available on the JVM. And this isn’t so much a windows/linux … Continue reading
Finally got around to starting my blogging about the technology being built for notify.me. It’s pretty funny that both my Mindtouch and my notify.me coding revolve around heterogenous, asynchronous programming to achieve highly scalable concurrency. Since i started working on … Continue reading
I keep wanting to do ForEach() on a collection, and noticed that it was inconsistent whether that extension method was available or not. I always figured that i wasn’t importing the right namespace, and blamed ReSharper for not being smart … Continue reading
I know, it’s been rather quiet here lately. I’ve just been slammed with coding, so writing things up is falling behind. In addition, my blogging time’s going to be split between techblog.notify.me and www.mindtouch.com/blog. And I’m behind on both of … Continue reading