Adventures in Refactoring

So about 4 or 5 years ago we picked up a book called “Coding for Beginners Using Python” from Usborne so I could start teaching my sons some Python.  You can find it here… https://www.amazon.com/Coding-Beginners-Using-Python-Stowell/dp/0794539505 It’s a fun book and I recommend it for parents that want to spend some time with their kids working […]

Udemy – Enterprise Architecture

Alright, my first Udemy summary and review!  As I mentioned in another post I’ve taken a lot of Udemy courses courtesy of our company’s enterprise account, and my intent is to summarize the notes of my favorite courses I’ve taken.  In cases where I’ve used tools to summarize my notes (like chatGPT) – I will

Online Learning…

One thing that has evolved over the last 20 years or so is the amount of information available to people that want to learn. When I started in earnest with my software career I was lucky to be going to DePaul University in Chicago after an Associates from a local community college, but I also

NotebookLM – A tiny look…

Recently NotebookLM started to pop up at work as part of our Google Enterprise subscription. We have a SaaS committee that reviews tools, tries to consolidate licensing, etc – and so this was brought up more as a curiosity I guess.  I saw a demo, didn’t really think much of it – maybe the demo

Calendly APIs, Zoho CRM and Me

To be clear, I am not complaining about someone else’s API or IP here.  I just found the Calendly APIs to be odd, and wanted to write about what I learned.  I am thankful for having had the time to dig into this, getting all into Postman making this work – and having had a

Continuous Learning!

We home schooled our children. Part of the registration is to give your home school a name – and we picked “The Mobius Academy” because it seemed cool, and a tag line like “Where learning never stops!” was even cooler. Since mobius loops never stop… Just like this comment. 🙂 So in the spirit of

Projects!

I like to think I am a lifelong learner – sometimes a casual dabbler, but as I get more books, watch more videos, and learn new things at work or in my free time – well, getting hands on is the best way to learn for me. I can read something and think I get

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