When I started at the day job about 6.5 years ago, I inherited a jumble of custom PHP/MySql web applications. One of my first goals, after migrating a Drupal 6 site to Drupal 7 (ugh!), was migrating the custom PHP applications to a coherent and supported framework. I evaluated a few smaller frameworks (Slim, F3), […]
“Steeze”: adjective. “Style” and “ease”. Also known as “that which I lack.” Hit Eldora yesterday with Lili and had a blast lapping the lower mountain. Took on some of the medium jumps and made a video, found below. Sound on for cheesy music, else the lack of steeze is almost unwatchable.
I got rid of my Instagram account (and Facebook account) some time ago, but I’d still like to see photos from my wife and our dog, without being tracked or gamified into addiction. To do that, I was just visiting the Instagram website for each public user I wanted to view, but that was way […]
I recently had the problem where I needed to load files into a Docker container, but only once, and only at the startup of that container. Specifically, these were signing certificates stored in an S3 bucket. Obviously (I hope), we don’t want to bake sensitive certificates and keys into a Docker image, so we need […]
For the day job, I maintain four custom PHP apps in addition to several Drupal sites. Up until a couples months ago, each of the apps was hosted on-premise in LAMP virtual machines that our IT department maintains. With PHP 5.6 end-of-life at the end of 2018, the IT department decided it didn’t have the […]
If I could, I would just be a snowboard bum in the winter, and a beach bum in the summer, and hang out in between. Here’s a bad edit from New Year’s Day 2019 at Mary Jane/Winter Park. It’s probably better without sound :).
What’s the point? I like watching football with Pat. I like snowboarding, but love it when I do it with someone else. Work is ok, but I like it most when I am learning new stuff. I love being around women. Dinner parties with friends are great. I love watching my boys in their activities. […]
I wrote about our Drupal, Pantheon, CircleCI development process at my day job awhile ago, and I recently gave a talk at work where I delved a little more deeply into the architecture and process. Here is a snippet of that talk.