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  • How I fought the "Maintenance Project" boredom

    I was browsing devpinoy today when I saw a post by one the members about his "maintenance project" boredom. While I was reading his post I kinda had this "blast from the past" moment wherein memories of how i was back when i was starting my career as developer started vividly jumping...
    Posted to Keith Rull (Weblog) by keithrull on 06-11-2007
  • This would be pretty funny if it happens to you

    Just imagine if your boss comes to your desk and does this...
    Posted to Keith Rull (Weblog) by keithrull on 06-11-2006
  • The Booming Market for Network Security Engineers

    A friend of my who is currently taking her masters degree in network security from a pretiguos university in chicago sent me this email from their professor in one of her subjects about an opening for a Security Engineer in their company: Dear Student, You are receiving this email because you are in...
    Posted to Keith Rull (Weblog) by keithrull on 05-08-2006
  • Enterprise Architechtures and people I work with

    I work in a company that has alot of headstrong people. really intelligent one's if i may add. and in this kind of environment... trust me, you dont want to get caught in an arguement with this guys because they wont fizzle down... everybody has his on take an everything making its really challenging...
    Posted to Keith Rull (Weblog) by keithrull on 04-26-2006
  • Presentation Tips and DevPinoy Powerpoint Templates

    I'm doing a developer presentation this friday and i've been talking to people who have been doing it for quite sometime now and they have given me some key pointers that i think would be useful to any future presenter. I got some valuable lessons from them and i wish to share them to you guys thru this...
    Posted to Keith Rull (Weblog) by keithrull on 03-20-2006
  • Top 20 Replies by Programmers when their programs do not work.

    A friend of mine sent me this email and it made me wonder what i say when my proggie gets some bugsy! Top 20 Replies by Programmers when their programs do not work From the David Letterman show: 20. "That's weird..." 19. "It's never done that before." 18. "It worked yesterday." 17. "How is that possible...
    Posted to Keith Rull (Weblog) by keithrull on 03-19-2006
  • The right way to communicate with clients

    This reminds me of one of my ealy clients.. sometimes it's really hard to explain to clients what we want them to know.. Communicating to users/clients is hard... specially if they are not that knowledgable about software developement. so here's a list of things that i think could help you to better...
    Posted to Keith Rull (Weblog) by keithrull on 03-09-2006
  • My first C/C++ Teachers

    This is my tribute to the people whom I learned and helped me understand C/C++.. although i'm not that great with it unlike MisterClay (he was my college buddy) whom i consider to be a totem pole when it comes to C and C++!!! This are authors who created great books that i have read back when i was in...
    Posted to Keith Rull (Weblog) by keithrull on 02-22-2006
  • Two More Books Up For Grabs!

    I have just received a message from Woody Pewitt that he would be giving away 2 more books courtesy of Microsoft. Here's the book to be given away: Writing Secure Code, Second Edition Author Michael Howard and David LeBlanc Pages 800 Disk N/A Level Intermediate Published 12/04/2002 ISBN 0-7356-1722-8...
    Posted to Keith Rull (Weblog) by keithrull on 02-12-2006
  • Answers to Skills Test Part 1

    Nice! I guess we do have architecture guys here! anyway, here's the answer to Skills Test Part 1 1.) The code closely resembles a factory method pattern... but mixed with the singleton flavor making it really unstructured. (nice catch cruizer!) 2.) the return statements really doesn't do anything at...
    Posted to Keith Rull (Weblog) by keithrull on 02-08-2006
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