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January 2004 - Posts

Is anyone listening?

posted Monday, January 26, 2004 7:26 PM by mitchell
I spent a lot of time today refactoring our Trace classes. Basically, we inherit from TraceListener, provide an interface, and then create destination specific classes (e.g., the two we have implemented thus far are Console and File). In use, we simply Read More
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Loosely-coupled Reporting?

posted Thursday, January 22, 2004 11:06 AM by mitchell
Ted Neward  (TheServerSide.Net) writes As Jan Tielsen blogs, much has been made recently of the "Service-Oriented Architecture", and loosely-coupled designs. But Jan's blog entry brings up an interesting angle that's not yet been widely discussed, Read More
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Materialism vs. Science

posted Thursday, January 22, 2004 9:12 AM by mitchell
Here’s an excerpt from an email article I get. I find it fascinating not only in terms of the article itself but also in terms of thinking about what other presuppositions, which are based on our particular worldview, do we hold and how do we “twist” Read More
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Need to put a smile on your face?

posted Thursday, January 22, 2004 8:57 AM by mitchell
http://www.myshutter.com/flash/smiley-back.swf (Some people have just way too much time on their hands.) Read More
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Who Are You?

posted Wednesday, January 21, 2004 12:05 PM by mitchell
On my way in this morning, I was struck by a thought that, naturally, I wanted to share. The premise can be defined as follows: do the issues define us, or does who we are define the issues? It occurred to me the other day as I was reading in an online Read More
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First Post: Dynamic Object Creation

posted Wednesday, January 21, 2004 11:34 AM by mitchell
I came across this MSDN article the other day, and I just had to laugh. Then I got scared and started to look for X10 cameras hiding in my office. We've been running a “Rules Engine“ for some time now (first in VB6 and now we've ported it Read More
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