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Category Archives: Technology
The Evolution of Agile Leadership
As technology advances and industries become more interconnected, Agile methodologies have begun to adapt and evolve. One significant shift was the expansion of Agile principles beyond software development.
Embracing Remote Leadership in Tech
As someone who leads a 100% remote team, I’ve come to appreciate the importance of forming genuine connections with team members, not just as professionals, but as humans with unique lives beyond the virtual office space.
Google Page Fetch – Failed: Not found (404)
When having issues with Google indexing your site, be sure and check your .htaccess file for excess bloat that may be restricting search engines from doing their jobs. It turns out Google Page Fetch was not working properly against my site.
Joining iCiDIGITAL
It is with great excitement that I announce my new position as Director of Software development with iCiDIGITAL. iCiDIGITAL is an Adobe partner focused on Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) implementations.
Open Source of Grabbit
By now my list of social media contacts that know of and/or work with Adobe Experience Manager (AEM or previously known as CQ5) has grown quite a bit. I’d like to share the announcement that a project that has started within my work group at Time Warner Cable has gone open source. A project which we […]
Genymotion
Recently brought to my attention by some colleagues at work, Genymotion is one of the best Android emulators I’ve ever worked with. Within minutes of being sent the link I was able to get Genymotion up and running to start exploring. It works in combination with VirtualBox to set up a true emulation of the […]
Enable CORS with Apache Config Change
Cross domain scripting can cause a lot of frustration when developing web applications, especially when doing initial development work. When working strictly on a local machine, it shouldn’t matter that information needs to be called from one port and consumed by another.
Mobile Apps Are Dead (almost)
Ok, so the title may be a little misleading, but I think it rings true when it comes to apps that are a mirror of their company’s websites. In the earlier days of mobile apps, websites did not scale well on mobile phones and mobile apps were basically an extension of the company’s website. With […]