GTD: Zero Bookmarks in my Browser
As you might have guessed I’m in Getting Things Done mode. So after setting up my personal wiki, the new home for my weekly reviews, I turned my attention to the browser. I spend a hell of lot of time in my browser so I decided to spend a few minutes seeing if [...]
GTD: My Personal Wiki
I’ve been using wikis for a long time now and have a certain way of using them. There are things as a newcomer to wikis that you always do but as you become more familiar with the collaborative, read/write web-based environments there are things you just don’t do. You start learning the don’ts [...]
GTD: Inbox Zero and Weekly Reviews
This week was a bad week. Even though I’m pretty organised in my approach to dealing with large amounts of stuff, I realised this week that I was losing the battle and something needed to be done to turn things back around in my favour.
I read Dave Allen’s book, Getting Things Done (GTD), about [...]
Finally, I’m on Twitter
I didn’t want to enter the world of twitter but like so many other social network traps out there its your mates that pull you in. I have been missing parties, events and recently a wedding invite for not being a member of frigging wastebook! Anyway, after a quick intro by Greg, I’m [...]
July, Java and Just-In-Time – I’m all J’d out!
July was (is) just a crazy month. I launched a separate blog JavaSoup that is going to focus purely on Java. That has been very interesting because I am re-discovering Java. After a couple of years not being on the bleeding edge of Java development a lot of stuff has happened and [...]
Domain Specific Language Talks
For those of you interested in DSLs, Mark Dalagarno got in touch with me through my post on DSLs at QCon London 2008. Mark organises the CodeGeneration conference and has published all the conference slideware. There are a couple of podcasts as well.
When I’ve got time (sigh) I think I’ll [...]
PicLens – News as Pictures
I’ve started using PicLens more and more these days. It’s one of those Marmite love or hate things. Either you love PicLens or you don’t. I like it because it reminds me of the News in Pictures that broadsheets publish at the end of a year. With PicLens you can do [...]
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