by Jesse Anderson | Nov 12, 2010 | Blog, NNSDG Blog, Uncategorized |
If you are using SSH and especially Subversion over SSH, here are some instructions for creating SSH keys. These keys will allow you SSH or do checkouts/commits with having password prompts. Note: The key generation should be done on the newest possible SSH version.... by Jesse Anderson | Nov 12, 2010 | Blog, NNSDG Blog, Uncategorized |
During Bret Simmons’ presentation on Courageous Followership I thought about how it applied to programmers. I realized that programmers’ followership is quite complex. I have been part of teams riddled with poor and technically incompetent management. This... by Jesse Anderson | Nov 12, 2010 | Blog, NNSDG Blog, Uncategorized |
I started using Firefox at version 2.0. I have been using Chrome for a month now and I am hooked. If you are like me, you saw Google’s original Chrome announcement, downloaded it, and played with it for a while. It was nice, but it wasn’t Firefox. It had... by Jesse Anderson | Nov 12, 2010 | Blog, NNSDG Blog, Uncategorized |
I planned to blog about this, but someone beat me to it. I especially wanted to highlight the warning signs of euphemisms in job listings. They can be your first sign of... by Jesse Anderson | Nov 12, 2010 | Blog, NNSDG Blog, Uncategorized |
I spent some time over the weekend using my neighbor’s iPad. He had bought and loaded it up with some cool apps. I had a chance to check it out with all of the main apps. First off, the iPad is amazingly fast and responsive. The recent teardowns show that the... by Jesse Anderson | Nov 12, 2010 | Blog, NNSDG Blog, Uncategorized |
Java is great way to make a cross-platform product. But for various reasons, Java may not be the right technology. Here are some technologies that might help. QT from Nokia is a good cross-platform GUI framework. It is LGPL licensed. It is feature rich and comes with...
