I know, I know. You’ve heard it all before. Desk jobs are dangerous to your health. Sitting is evil. Our butts are getting bigger and our life spans are getting shorter. But if you put in long hours at a … Continue reading →

The words “pair programming” are popping up frequently these days, but what exactly do they mean? What IS pair programming, and could you benefit from it, as a developer? We sorted through the info to get you the facts! What … Continue reading →

Last Time… In the last blog post [link] we looked at some new ways to interact with computers without using the old mouse and keyboard standbys. This time, we’re going to look at how computers can interact with us without … Continue reading →

Using computers has always been about abstraction. From the earliest room-filling digital monstrosities down to the smartphone you may be reading this on, real world concepts have been abstracted in order to be represented with computers. That has generally been … Continue reading →

It has been said that one of most frightening things for a writer is a blank page. Developers also face a blank page when they start working on a new program, but at least the writer knows that they’ll be … Continue reading →

As computers become more and more powerful, and as the Cloud becomes an even larger bastion of information, intelligent personal assistants, also referred to as digital personal assistants or virtual personal assistants, have become increasingly useful. What only recently seemed … Continue reading →

Do you have a wearable fitness tracker or some other wearable device? If so: where is it? If you’re currently wearing it, congratulations! Give yourself a gold star! If you know where your device is because you’ve used it recently, … Continue reading →