Today, I found this blog post very useful.
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Monday, October 6, 2008
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First, an apology. I will be using the British spelling for "centre", because, well, I'm British. But it gets really confusi... -
In previous years, JAX London would have been an easy, local conference to go to. This time it took me most of Sunday to get there, and not...
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Devoxx topped off a crazy two months of conferences. I've heard people talk about the conference season in the past, and been slightly ... -
I wrote an article for the latest edition of Java Magazine which is an introduction to MongoDB for Java developers, and a nod to why it'...
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Let's celebrate our IT women "Everyone" knows that there are more men than women in IT. That it's a "boys" job....
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Living and working in central London, you quickly learn that the fastest way around town is to cycle. My extensive research into this activi...
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I'm pleased to see that GM has hired the "best person for the job" as their new CEO - that does seem like a good idea. I...
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So, JavaOne. Taylor Street Cafe I'm going to be controversial. I think this was my favourite conference of this year. I know that'... -
We mention the phrase Mechanical Sympathy quite a lot, in fact it's even Martin's blog title . It's about understanding how the... -
Yesterday dawned, with a sense of foreboding (actually it dawned with me coughing my lungs out, but we've heard enough about the sub-opt...