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Eight (8!) Years on the Spring Team

I'll never forget it. I was sat at my desk at the offices of Shopzilla in Santa Monica, Los Angeles, California talking to then Spring Integration lead (he now runs the Riff project) Mark Fisher about some code I'd contributed. I'd been working with, and for, him for a while on Spring Integration since I was enamored with enterprise application integration and, it seemed to me, Spring Integration was the technology to learn and invest in. A propos to nothing, he volunteered that there was this new job opening for a "developer advocate," and suggested that I should perhaps apply. Now, I'd only ever known James Ward in this role and it seemed to me that I could never do what James Ward did. His wisdom and patience were matched only by his charisma. The guy's a rockstar!
Sane Defaults for Navigating Between Words on iTerm on macOS

Sane Defaults for Navigating Between Words on iTerm on macOS

I'm slowly getting used to iTerm and macOS, again. One of the first things I had to do, after installing Homebrew and iTerm, was figure out how to get normal navigation between words on the shell in iTerm. Turns out there's a sane default now. Open up iTerm preferences and choose "Natural Text Editing" in the Profiles -> Keys -> Key Mappings preferences.

Some Notes on Sound

I've been studying sound and I took some notes and I'd like to be able to find these readily so I figured i'll post them there. Hope you find these notes, disjointed thought they are, even a tiny bit useful.

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