for a connected world
Posted in books on Feb 14th, 2007
Here are some suggestions of some things to add to your library. They are not typical programming (i.e. language or framework) books, but are instead related more to the art, strategy and creative process of development.
I've been working with soap4r in Ruby to access some Java web services which use AXIS 1.1. The particular api I'm accessing requires an initial authentication call which returns a token that must be passed in all subsequent SOAP headers. This is a pretty common scenario, but it took me awhile to get [...]
Posted in programming on Feb 12th, 2007
I ran across this questionairre last summer. It’s one of those cool ideas that can probably only be done a handful of times (maybe only once). Anyway, this guy sent 10 questions to some of the most famous / interesting programmers he could think of and actually got responses.
Some of my favorite questions/answers:
Q: [...]
Scott Nedderman is the founder of Netphase.com, a consulting practice that specializes in building web applications for Internet startups. He is also a vocalist, plays guitar and penny whistle, occasionally performs in musicals, enjoys camping and is a homeschooling father of 6.
To contact him, send an email to scott@netphase.com
