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  1. @JustinSeeley always happy to bounce dev ideas around! tho I'm currently recording so few more days before I'm mentally available :)
  2. @YepItsNix excellent - good luck with it!
  3. @JustinSeeley What am I, chopped liver? :P
  4. @MacOahu thanks - enjoy the course(s)!
  5. @CoyleAndrew excellent - glad to hear it!
  6. @YepItsNix thanks!
  7. @elwafdy thanks - glad it helped!
  8. @MiguelNievaMx thanks!
  9. So the latest Siri ad has John Malkovich. I'm thinking how impressed I'd be with R. Lee Ermey or Bobcat Goldthwait instead
  10. @francisokwemba no, I'm afraid not - haven't done VB in quite some time.
  11. @chwparker Ha! I've had a couple of comparisons to "Kane" from Command and Conquer, too. I'll have to do more finger-steepling next time :)
  12. @billweinman Thanks Bill! I'm happy with how it turned out. Looking forward to seeing your C/C++ soon.
  13. Today's Google doodle: a playable Moog synth. Nice.
  14. My new course, "Foundations of Programming: Object-Oriented Design" now out at lynda.com lynda.com/Java-tutorials…
  15. In Boulder, CO about to start second day of Scrum training with @mikewcohn
  16. @MSAljaber thanks!
  17. @igogarcia thanks - enjoy the courses!
  18. @ashwinkandel core principles of OO, to design your own app and your own classes. But as generic as I could make it, many languages shown
  19. @joshuamauldin AFAIK, It's so if the phone were to ring while you're reading, you don't try to answer it upside down