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Category Archives: Development
Batch Add Contacts in Outlook
I finally got an iPhone, and will be syncing it to my company’s Exchange environment. I used to sync my WinMo phone with my personal world. I wanted to start adding contact pictures so they would show up on my … Continue reading
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iPad SDK
Way back when, I signed up for the iPhone developer program, downloaded the SDK, read a few articles, never bought an iPhone or iPod Touch, and never actually built anything. Now with the iPad, I think I’ll buy one, and … Continue reading
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What is a Product Champion?
I still need to write a “What is a Product Champion?” post, but Joel Spolsky has done a great job writing a post on Program Managers. At SLB, we don’t have a position with the title of Program Manager, but … Continue reading
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Diary of a Mac Switcher – programming
I’m not really a programmer (developer) however I have programmed professionally off an on for over fifteen years. I started with LOGO and BASIC as a kid. During college I had proper courses in FORTRAN. Since then I’ve programmed primarily … Continue reading
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