Most of my daily work involves software engineering in some sort or fashion. I have worked on library automation software, CRM software for field service, visual SQL tools for making interactions with databases easier, and most recently mobile apps to help people get healthier.
All of my side projects can be found at my consulting company’s website. Open source stuff is available on GitHub.
Software-related articles published via this website:
- Using XSLT for Very Large Files (October 20th, 2008)
- Why the Left() Function Stops Working in VBA (November 22nd, 2007)
- Weird JavaScript problems (January 3rd, 2006)
- How To Wrap Text in a Table Cell (May 5th, 2005)
- Browser Differences in window.opener Behavior (May 5th, 2005)
- Visual Basic 6: The Good Old Days (March 9th, 2005)
- Strange IE Bug (January 11th, 2005)
- Opening Popups in IE (January 4th, 2005)
List of gists (programming snippets) can be found at Github:
Software-related articles written by me but published elsewhere:
- “Writing iOS Unit Tests“; Noom Engineering Blog; May 20th, 2016
- “Getting Started with iOS Unit Testing“; Noom Engineering Blog; Nov 3rd, 2015
- “Android Local Unit Testing” (Part 1 and Part 2); Noom Engineering Blog; July 20th, 2015
- “High-Content Screening Data Management for Drug Discovery in a Small- to Medium-Size Laboratory: Results of a Collaborative Pilot Study Focused on User Expectations as Indicators of Effectiveness”; Journal of Laboratory Automation; January 24th, 2012; co-author
- “Tracking UPS packages with XSLT and RSS”; O’Reilly / XML.com, March 16th, 2005
