A short story about what might come next, written for practice.

Are you a developer who works from home in the Columbus, Ohio area? Well, join me for a lunch gathering to get out of the house and work along side some other developers. Pair, hangout, chat, and eat.

I have a young son who likes looking at the moon when it's in the sky. I'm happy to let him do so – who doesn't like looking up at the sky? – but it's hard for me to know when I can point outside and we can see the moon. I thought there might be a simple answer for this...

Are you a developer who works from home in the Columbus, Ohio area? Well, join me for the second ever gathering to get out of the house and work along side some other developers and get some lunch.

A small reminder story about the importance of learning the tools you use every day. They don't go away and fighting them just makes life harder.

Are you a developer who works from home in the Columbus, Ohio area? Well, join me to get out of the house and work along side some other developers and get some lunch.

A short story about finding yourself lost, written for practice.

Everything you do requires a collections of skills to do. Thinking about this, I can't even begin to list all the skills I use every day. Perhaps, instead of trying to list them we should be thinking about how to we refine them.

Notes from my Extending D3.js talk at the Future of Web Apps, Boston 2014 conference.

Some thoughts from my time looking for a new role across a few months and many, many interviews.