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📅 January 23, 2019

Software Design – The Memento Pattern

We tackle the memento pattern in this episode. If you ever wanted to store the state of an object, then this is the one for you. You can think of this pattern as a way to take note of your…

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📅 January 21, 2019

Software Design – The State Pattern

In this episode, we look at the state pattern. It is a design that uses object-oriented tactics to provide a class with very different functionality based on its current state. I think you will find this to be one that…

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📅 January 18, 2019

Conference Solutions – Free and Low Cost Tools

The number of conference solutions available out there can be overwhelming. A large number of them are free or close enough that it can make deciding on a solution a difficult task. Thus, we want to look at the well-known…

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📅 January 16, 2019

Software Design – The Mediator Pattern

We spend this episode looking at the mediator pattern. This is a pattern that provides a great deal of flexibility. However, it is not used as often as it should be. The implementation does not always lend itself to a…

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📅 January 14, 2019

AWS Services – New Since We Started and Looking Ahead

We started this series on AWS services in the late 3rd quarter of 2018. As we start in 2019, there are over a dozen new AWS services that have come online during that time. Although we have covered a few…

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📅 January 11, 2019

Web Browsers – Free and Low Cost Tools

The Internet has become so pervasive that web browsers are everywhere. It is hard to find anyone that does not at least know how to launch one on their phone or desktop. Of course, there is more to be desired…

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