G'day:
I have no idea why I'm doing this, but here you go Andy: a blog article.
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Adam
Showing posts with label Andy Allan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Andy Allan. Show all posts
Tuesday, 2 December 2014
Thursday, 30 October 2014
Just for Andy Allan
G'day:
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Adam
@DAC_dev I wonder how often I can find my way into your blogs posts simply by tweeting "CFClient" at you...More times that you probably thought when you said that, I wager.
— Andy Allan (@fymd) October 30, 2014
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Adam
Friday, 24 January 2014
Promoting Andy's Blog: "Version Control"
G'day:
Make sure you read this blog post from Andy Allan: "Version Control". Especially if you don't use source control. If you know anyone who doesn't use source control: send it to them.
Cheers.
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Adam
Make sure you read this blog post from Andy Allan: "Version Control". Especially if you don't use source control. If you know anyone who doesn't use source control: send it to them.
Cheers.
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Adam
Saturday, 8 June 2013
Scotch on the Rocks: recap
G'day:
I didn't do a daily update of SotR like I did at cf.Objective(), instead sending Twitter updates in "real time" as things occurred to me. So if you want to know my general thoughts of the sessions I attended, have a look through my Twitter history. I was a bit haphazard as to whether I had space to include a #sotr13 tag, but they should be easy to spot amongst the rugby / cricket / environmentalism (Rob Glover, I'm looking at you ;-) chatter. In summary of those later three: NZ lost the cricket (although won the series), won the rugby, and I withdrew (mostly in despair) from the environmentalism discussion.
What thoughts was I left with for Scotch on the Rocks? In no particular order:
I didn't do a daily update of SotR like I did at cf.Objective(), instead sending Twitter updates in "real time" as things occurred to me. So if you want to know my general thoughts of the sessions I attended, have a look through my Twitter history. I was a bit haphazard as to whether I had space to include a #sotr13 tag, but they should be easy to spot amongst the rugby / cricket / environmentalism (Rob Glover, I'm looking at you ;-) chatter. In summary of those later three: NZ lost the cricket (although won the series), won the rugby, and I withdrew (mostly in despair) from the environmentalism discussion.
What thoughts was I left with for Scotch on the Rocks? In no particular order:
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