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- Why the heck do my tests deadlock when I try to debug them? 1 week ago
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- Fritos for breakfast? Capital idea! 1 week ago
- I think I understand why they have air-conditioned bus shelters in Saudi Arabia now. #hottawa 1 week ago
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Author Archives: David
The Flying Developer Hates Mouldy Food
There is a problem in our household. My wife and I have a terrible time keeping track of what’s in our fridge and more importantly, when it will go off. On many occasions we have bought meat, fresh veg or … Continue reading
OCRI: Final Spring 2010 Update
This week marked the last session that I spent volunteering my time at a high school as a programming mentor for the current school term. Here are some of my thoughts about the experience.
New Project: Inflatable Apps
A few weeks back I linked to an interview that I did about an Android app that I have been working on. Well, the app is just a part of a larger project that I’ve been thinking about for a … Continue reading
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Student Projects Get Underway at OCRI
Today Dan and I ventured forth again into our adopted high-school to see how the students were getting on with their projects. Last week they had all presented their game ideas in front of ourselves, the rest of the class … Continue reading
Networking on the XO with REALBasic
One of the main things that I personally wanted to get across to the students here in Ottawa was that the XO is not just another laptop. There are certain key features that make it unique compared to the desktops … Continue reading
The Flying Developer is a Mentor
Over the last couple of weeks I have had the pleasure of a pair of XO Laptops at my disposal. The XO is the result of the One Laptop Per Child project, founded by Nicholas Negroponte. The device itself is … Continue reading
The Flying Developer Gets Interviewed
Want to see me flail around on camera and talk too fast about Android development? Here’s an interview I did completely at random while I was at PAX last month about a personal Andorid project that I’m working on. The … Continue reading
The Flying Developer Is Not A Designer
Anyone who follows this blog will notice that I’ve changed the theme recently. This was done because I finally admitted to myself that I’m not a particularly good web designer. Whilst I understand HTML, CSS and javascript I lack the … Continue reading
Complicated vs. Simple
As a software developer, I’m used to being given tough problems and I’m not shy about building custom solutions from scratch to solve them. However, this is not always necessary. I recently learned that taking a step back and considering … Continue reading