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[...] of years, I’ve become very preoccupied with the concept of “quality” in software development. One doesn’t have to look much further than the healthcare.gov website to see that [...]

[...] with a local ISP to provide dialup service from the CSKA Sports Complex, borrowed a Toshiba Satellite, rush ordered a passport and visa, and flew out. Less than a year after I left this company [...]

[...] shop that we merged with a traditional advertising and marketing firm to give them an internet capability. Then the healthcare software company that grew from 4 people to 20, raising revenue from $ [...]

It was late on a Sunday night when I got the urgent call. An offer was being made to acquire ThisLife, and we were going to be individually interviewe [...]

[...] and instantly fell in love with Test Driven Development and Unit Tests. I quickly followed Uncle Bob past TDD and learned about SOLID and how it can lead to a more adaptable and flexible code base. As [...]

[...] this is a problem that still hasn’t been solved. Granted, there are concepts like Xtreme Programming, Lean, Agile, and Scrum, but for every successful project there’s dozens of examples [...]

[...] software. I was working for a film production company and they decided to partner with a broadcast radio veteran to take a change on live streaming events online. Because I was the kid that setup the [...]

[...] to $3M, and then a major acquisition shortly after I departed to start my own company. ThisLife joining Shutterfly was and has been an even greater experience. Getting acquired is a fantastic [...]

[...] advertising and marketing firm to give them an internet capability. Then the healthcare software company that grew from 4 people to 20, raising revenue from $200k to $3M, and then a major [...]

[...] from Moscow, Russia. I coordinated with a local ISP to provide dialup service from the CSKA Sports Complex, borrowed a Toshiba Satellite, rush ordered a passport and visa, and flew out. Less than a [...]