J D Curtis

TDR – Summary Data

“Things done right” is a series of blog entries focusing in on both legacy and modern design and implementation componentry

Sometimes they do. Not by design or intent. But because they are showing the processing and results of new code

I write this in Essen, Germany, a day before DNUG 2019, jet-lagged and somewhat dazed. The hotel cocoon that wraps

(Disclaimer – though I do not and will not disclose identities or venues in what follows, I must say I

I write code, at an average of about 3000-5000 lines a year. But sometimes a lot more, like in 2002-2004

Every trip I take there are moments of apprehension. I won’t call them fear; it’s not that strong a sentiment.

If nothing else in life I want to be painfully honest. Of course honesty can be painful not just for

So, DQL. More about DQL. I was writing some more automated tests yesterday and part of the automation is to

We celebrated the shipment of Domino V10 at Brunswick Zone Lowell Lanes, about a 15 minute drive from our office

During a wave of fatigue in the end game of shipping a piece of software, a quality engineer (that is