Month: November 2015

Sadly, I am coming to the end of my twenties (I plan to be a centenarian so it’s okay). I’ve learned more in my twenties than I ever thought would be possible. I am grateful for the people I have met and experiences I have had along the way. I don’t know where I would be

Whenever I interview candidates for a position (whether a developer position or not), I want to know one very important thing about them. Something that, for me, has been the number one key attribute that successful employees all have. What is it?? The ability to problem solve! When you are an employee, the last thing

Design patterns in software development have been around for a little while now. They were made famous in 1994 from the book Design Patters: Elements of Reusable Software and consequently made the authors so famous that they are often now just referred to as the Gang of Four (GoF). The Gang of Four consisted of  Erich Gamma, Richard

Web security doesn’t always get the attention that it deserves. That is unfortunate because it leaves companies and their customers vulnerable to an array of cyber attacks. I wrote an article about How and Why companies are Hacked last week and received some emails suggesting that I outline some of the most popular cyber attacks