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udel.edu/~mathieu
Mathieu Plourde, Instructional Designer, IT-User Services
Employee Profile Matt's Home | Professional Blog | IT Help Center | Information Technologies | LearnIT@UD Mathieu (Matt) Plourde Educational Technologist Project Leader, LMS IT-Client Support & Services University of Delaware 032 Smith Hall Newark, DE'716 Office: 302-831-4060 Fax: 302-831-4205 Email: mathieu AT udel DOT edu Education Master?s of Business Administration (MBA) with focus on e-learning and e-commerce, Laval University, Quebec City, Canada (2006) Bachelor?s degree in
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thequeue.net/blog
blog | The Queue Incorporated
The Queue Incorporated Home blog Business Book Club Services Website Effectiveness Packages Questions Agile Coaching / Consulting Application Development Project Rescue Techxpert Retainer Packages Get Clients Now Facilitator Company Articles coding for fun and profit Apress Daily Deal Idea Bit Bucket RFP: Virtual Assistant Products Meatspace Marketing URLAgg BDDCasts Freelance Funnel How we schedule work About Contact Us blog Idea.all.map(&:enqueue) Home / blog Link dump for September 1st
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meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/user:Aphaia
User:Aphaia - Meta
User:Aphaia From Meta, a Wikimedia project coordination wiki Jump to: navigation, search ??? ????, ?????, ????????? ??? ??????????? ?????????. ???????? ????????? ??????. ??? ???? ??? ????????? ??????. ????. Hello, I'm Aphaia aka KIZU Naoko. (This is Japanese name, family name comes first). ?On IRC channels and blogosphere, I'm known as "britty". My work areas on the community include
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olabini.com/blog
Ola Bini: Programming Language Synchronicity
Home Blog Legis Blog Projects Books Contact August 11th, 2011 Injecting loggers using Spring On my current project we are using Spring MVC and we try to use autowiring as much as possible. I personally strongly prefer constructor injection, since this gives me the luxury of working with final fields. I also like being able to inject all things a class needs - including loggers. Most of the time I don?t really want to use custom loggers from tests, but sometimes I do want to make sure
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jumbocortex.com/think
Think (about
About Contact Think (about) What you?re making is not that great. Yet. by mkedave on August 4, 2011 TweetAre you proud of your work? Are you ever 100% satisfied at the end of every project? Can it always be a little better? Well, yes ? because you?re not great yet. What makes you great is that you know your work has room for improvement. Work hard. Keep working hard. Check out this incredibly inspiring talk from the always-amazing Ira Glass: Ira Glass on Storytelling from David