Buck Woody The Lure of Simplicity in IT A deceptively simple solution to a business-re-engineering problem can beguile companies into selecting a compromise that doesn't actually meet all... 07 June 2012 12 min read
Richard Morris Chuck Lathrope: DBA of the Day Chuck Lathrope was a finalist for the Exceptional DBA of the Year award in 2009. We contacted him to find... 17 May 2012 11 min read
Richard Morris Peldi Guilizzoni: Geek of the Week Peldi is one of the most likeable of the new hybrid IT generation; part entrepreneur, part geek. Balsamiq is Peldi's... 24 April 2012 15 min read
Richard Morris Josh Klein: Big in the IT Business It is hard to categorize Josh Klein. Author, Technologist, Developer, Entrepreneur, polymath? He has participated in several startups, and is... 03 April 2012 12 min read
Hugh Bin-Haad Introducing IM#1: The Final One? Our resident expert in current advances in Computer Science, Professor Bin-Haad, reviews the first details to emerge about the experimental... 01 April 2012 16 min read
Richard Morris Geek of the Week: Tom Igoe Arduino is cheap and simple way that desktop computers can monitor the physical world, and control devices. It is an... 30 March 2012 15 min read
Richard Morris Glenn Berry: DBA of the Day Glenn Berry works as a Database Architect at Avalara in Bainbridge Island, Washington. He is a SQL Server MVP, and... 23 February 2012 11 min read
Richard Morris Geek of the Week: Ola Bini Ola Bini is one of the core developers for JRuby, and creator of the JvYAML and RbYAML projects. He is... 08 February 2012 11 min read
Richard Morris Seth Godin: Big in the IT Business Seth Godin has transformed our understanding of marketing in IT. He invented the concept of 'permission marketing', sees the end... 02 February 2012 10 min read
Richard Morris Geek of the Week: Don Syme With the arrival of F# 3.0 Microsoft announced a wide range of improvements such as type providers that made F#... 01 February 2012 9 min read
Richard Morris Scott Shaw: DBA of the Day Scott Shaw was one of the finalists to the 2011 Exceptional DBA Award (XDBA). The award was founded in 2008... 24 January 2012 13 min read
Richard Morris Chuck Moore on the Lost Art of Keeping It Simple Chuck Moore is still the radical thinker of Information Technology, After an astonishing career designing languages (e.g. FORTH), browser-based computers,... 18 January 2012 13 min read
Alamzeb Khan Pakistan: Cyber Warfare and Internet Hacking The extent of malicious hacking on the internet, in pursuit of political or economic advantage, crime or just plain mischief,... 17 January 2012 10 min read
Richard Morris The Marmite or Miracle Whip of Computer Languages What is it about C++ that makes it one of the most important computer languages for systems work, yet so... 03 January 2012 17 min read
Richard Morris Jeff Moden: DBA of the Day Jeff Moden's election to the Exceptional DBA of the Year award for 2011 was a popular one. Although all the... 24 November 2011 17 min read
Richard Morris Michael Pilato: Geek of the Week For a large number of .NET developers, Subversion is Source Control. The book they go to to find out how... 08 November 2011 16 min read
Richard Morris Geek of the Week: Linus Torvalds For Windows programmers, Linus Torvalds work has suddenly become relevant. No, we don't mean Linux, but Git. This distributed Source... 17 October 2011 15 min read
Richard Morris Jez Humble: Geek of the Week Jez Humble and David Farley achieved fame through a book that tackled the least glamorous but most intricate part of... 28 September 2011 17 min read
Richard Morris Benjamin Pollack: Geek of the Week Benjamin Pollack is well known for his work on Fog Creek Copilot, and Kiln. He is famous amongst young geeks... 06 May 2011 22 min read
Richard Morris Eric Sink: Geek of the Week Eric Sink became well-known for his work with the Spyglass browser, which was acquired by Microsoft and morphed into Internet... 21 April 2011 11 min read
