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Category Archives: Software architecture and development
Interface Standards – A pet peeve
Chris rants a bit about battling non-existent or bad interface documentation. Continue reading
Bad Choice in Self-Checkout Equipment?
Exposing a failed self-checkout solution as an example of why software architects need to choose solutions carefully. Continue reading
ChrisQueue (CQ), a JMS implementation
Chris finally released the ChrisQueue code to SourceForge. This documents a few highlights about it. Continue reading
Posted in Software architecture and development, Uncategorized
Tagged C#, ChrisQueue, CQ, Java, JMS, JMS Queues, Sourceforge
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A video editor synchronization calculator in C#
Chris describes the process of synchronizing multiple videos and outlines the use of the Video Clip Offset Calculator program. The program and its .NET C# source code is freely available for download. Continue reading
Microsoft OneNote – a helpful organization tool
Going over OneNote. Continue reading
