PeriodicallyPhotographing
PeriodicallyReading- Ice-diving in Kazakhstan to see the UNDERWATER TREES July 16, 2010
- BMW's iDrive: Connected iPhone Apps... While Driving July 12, 2010
- Consumer Reports recommends against iPhone 4 July 12, 2010
- ArkHippo Transforms Your iPhone 4 into a Brick-like Block of Croc July 12, 2010
- Far Cry 2's weapons, and a great exploration into firearms portrayal in video games. [IMFDB] July 12, 2010
- Video: Corvette Announces Engine Build Experience July 12, 2010
- Google App Inventor at University of San Francisco July 12, 2010
- Billboard Win July 11, 2010
- How Facebook plans to get to its first billion users July 08, 2010
- Firefox Home for iPhone July 07, 2010
- Apple's iPad finds enterprise adoption at Wells Fargo, SAP July 07, 2010
- Lancashire Landscapes July 06, 2010
- ‘Login’ Is Not a Verb June 20, 2010
- Augmented reality maps... a TED talk that drew gasps from the crowd (and rightfully so!) February 13, 2010
- Chevrolet Camaro Pontiac Trans Am Conversion Comes Packing 900 HP January 21, 2010
- Little Slice of Paradise January 20, 2010
- Apple Tablet photo January 19, 2010
- Stop showing your wireframes January 18, 2010
- last week: new york January 18, 2010
- AT&T hits Verizon with $100 unlimited smartphone plan, more January 15, 2010
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The Ol’ Switcheroo
Well, it has been almost a week since I started my new job and I can honestly say that I love it. It’s quiet and I’m getting a ton of work done. The major bonus is they are basically paying me to learn. Until my paperwork goes through in a week or so, I can’t get access to the shared drives in order to really do any projects, but I’m having a blast learning ASP.Net. I don’t like how Microsoft’s Visual Studio writes some of the code when building small apps to generate templates, so I’m finding that I am writing more of my own code.
I’m really excited that I get to take what I’ve learned over the past year and a half and make a difference in a new environment. They currently have a small home grown CMS in place, but they are moving to a larger Enterprise application in the coming months. Since I work for a secured government facility, that’s all I can really talk about at this time. I’m still learning what I can and can’t talk about, but according to my boss, as far as the design side goes, I can share a lot of what I do. She said she would inform me of the stuff I can’t share outside.
More to come…