Wow – FREE Udemy?

I am a huge Udemy fan – I am now on my 72 week of my current streak (but have used it for years), so I was pretty excited to see Wake County, NC is offering a free Udemy Business account to library card holders! https://www.wake.gov/news/wake-county-launches-free-online-learning-platform-library-cardholders This is a subset of what you can get […]

Deluge Strikes Again

Over the past year or so I’ve become quite comfortable working some deeper things with my friends at work with respect to Zoho CRM and the things we want to pull off with Zoho Flow, CRM Functions, webhooks, etc. We’ve also got homegrown back office processes, and tried Workato and Zapier (two platforms that are

PlaneGame!

As I’ve started to dust off the python code one my sons and I were working on, I found another project we had made together based on a lab in “Coding for Beginners Using Python” from Usborne.   This game was a bit different from our text dungeon.  As I recall this book had you do

What a Cool Project!

If you aren’t familiar already dev.to is a pretty neat developer community site. Occasionally they have a challenge that members can try. There is so much content on the site, but this one particular article caught my eye. In this case the problem was solved as a little game that uses API, but real world

Forth!

I’ve been around tech for a long time, and sometimes you run across an article that really makes you take a step back! Prepare to be old with me for a moment! Back in the 80’s when 8 bit home computers were the rage, we were an Atari family.  Had an Atari 800, and later

Reflecting on Leadership and Continuous Learning

In my career, I’ve always believed that great leadership isn’t about having all the answers — it’s about empowering your team to find the best solutions and grow along the way. Whether it’s through removing blockers, encouraging growth, or staying hands-on to ensure my teams have what they need to succeed, I strive to be

2025 Spring Outing!

Aside from tech-y things I’ll write about sometimes I’ll bring up stuff outside that ‘realm’. My family and I have been part of a program with the YMCA of the Triangle going on 14 years!  This is a wonderful program where dad’s intentionally spend time with their children building memories and a lifelong bond.  We’ve

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