Hello everybody!
I'm not really used to writing my thoughts out in a public place, but seeing as how I routinely write them down for myself in order to organize my thoughts, this shouldn't be too much of a difference.
This is just going to be a quick introduction as I haven't had time to organize the pages of notes that I've written over the last few years into a presentable fashion. My goal here is to create a place where I can dump my creative thoughts, discoveries, epiphanies, and frustrations and organize it into a neat timeline so others can see what I've been doing. Not only will this allow others to see where I'm at in my programming mind set but it will also allow an open form for people to comment constructively on what i'm doing.
I look forward to eventually getting some replies on these post but for now it will be a good place to organize thoughts on some projects that I currently working on. Recently, I graduated from Park University, having transferred from the University of California Irvine, and have been working on iPhone apps for various companies and people that i'll have to check with if it's ok to write about the details of their projects. These projects have been getting increasing more difficult to work on due to the various time constraints imposed by work (active duty Marine Corps), my wife, and most recently and enjoyably, Comic Con. I've had an continue to have a very supportive wife who lets me stay up all night and type into the wee hours.
I'll wrap this up with a promise of future posts, some of which will visit past projects, future projects and current projects, and wish everybody a wonderful day. I feel like this should have some articles or news for people to see, like a link to something interesting. I watched this video (linked below) earlier when I was working on my website (which will be up later this week) and thought it was really interesting and potentially something that I could write a response to during the next few days. Enjoy the video and I look forward to hearing some feedback.
Thank you,
Joe
The Future of Programming: http://worrydream.com/dbx/
