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Attend Your Debts (Real and Imagined)
What Now? So with the last update, I feel I didn’t get into enough detail on why I got nothing done, and feel a bit compelled to explore this a bit more.
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December 2018 Update
What’s Up Now, Dawg? Welcome to the December 2018 update of Super.NET. Going forward, I hope to have a monthly status report every first Friday of the month. What Got Done In a word, nothing.
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October 2018 Update
Alrighty, a little update here on what has been going on in my efforts here with Super.NET. Funding To start, things have finally settled down in the area of focus.
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Funding Super.NET: The Options
Figuring out the Money Game I’ve had this crazy idea of Super.NET now for about six weeks, I want to say. Probably a little longer. A lot has happened during this time.
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.NET Is the Commodore 64 That Didn't Die
.NET is the Commodore 64 that didn’t die. In my view, .NET is easily the greatest invention out of MSFT during it’s grand and enduring history. It’s been around for nearly 20 years and MSFT continues to put the brightest talent into its gears and has continued to consistently adapt and improve it over the years.
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Culture of Excellence
This is an article on the topic of philosophy in software, business, and life. The Final Chapter In our final section here, we examine the ideal culture that we want to build around the philosophy that is being described here.
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Simple Does It
This is an article on the topic of philosophy in software, business, and life. As I mentioned in describing software as a craft, I have been going through a very inspirational time with putting this project together.
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Business of Art
This is an article on the topic of philosophy in software, business, and life. Having explored software as a craft, we can now explore a few aspects of art as a business and the challenges it faces as such.
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Software as a Craft
This is an article on the topic of philosophy in software, business, and life. In the philosophy that is described here, it proposes that software development is a craft, much like wood working, pottery, beer, or – as this section later calls out – jewelry.
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Aspire to Inspire
This is an article on the topic of philosophy in software, business, and life. The Need for Inspiration In my estimation, the primary issue with our .NET client development ecosystem is that of inspiration.
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Super.NET Blog, Dawg
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