Quantum Organics

better living through entropy

About

Hi, I’m Scott, I’m a software consultant working from home in the woods of North Carolina, east coast of the USA. Many of my friends and family are probably amused by the fact that I have a blog, considering how horrible I am at responding to email.  In reality, I write so much work-related email I just can’t bring myself to write more after work.  This blog will hopefully offset some of the work email volume, as it will be focused on technical issues.  I am hoping to post weekly; we’ll see how long that lasts. I’ve got two beautiful young daughters and a beautiful wife, all under the same roof as my office, so the odds are against me.

I have been developing software–predominantly web applications–professionally since 1998, and started out writing dynamic web sites as a lowly CS student circa 1994/1995, whenever it was they installed a beta version of Mosaic on the computers in the library near my dorm.  During that time, I’ve written web apps in everything from Unix shell scripts to Tcl, Perl, C++, ASP, and more recently in PHP and ColdFusion. I’ve done some C, I’ve done some Java. For the past two years I have been working almost exclusively in .NET (still doing a little PHP on the side).

Some of my technology-agnostic interests over the past several years have been user interface design (including accessibility and usability) and web application security.  However, upon moving from ColdFusion to .NET in 2006, I realized that I needed to have a better understanding of object-oriented design. I had a basic foundation of OO skills and knowledge from college, but after years of procedural programming, I have had a lot of learning, re-learning, and un-learning to do. This blog is intended to document that process.

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This blog is powered by WordPress, using a bunch of plugins.  The design is my own, but heavily based on the “fSpring widgets” theme.  At least, I used it as a starting point.

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