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M.I.T.x – Free Education for the World

Cheers to MIT! Their free online education fits perfectly into the evolving world of higher education. I can start my high schooler (in 8 years) on a MIT education to give him a taste of what it would be like before he makes massive time and financial commitments. I cannot wait to see what other disruptive education transformations will come about in the next decade.

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A short bit on me…

First and foremost, I am a husband to the most incredible woman alive, a father of four amazing children and in general, I love being alive.

After that, I am a passionate Ruby on Rails developer, a {biking|climbing|hiking|swimming} enthusiast, a paleo chef (ahem…in my own kitchen), an avid reader, and a huge fan of tech startups.

My current role is software engineering manager at OveractDev Technology Partners in St. George, UT. We build custom web applications with pride and craftsmanship.

On Approaches and Manifestos

A list of several approaches and manifestos that I try to practice. Know of another one that I would be interested in? Send me a link!

Git Workflow and this one, too.

Getting Things Done

It’s All in { Jira | Tracker | Rally | etc }…Anywhere but Email!

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Agile Manifesto

Software Craftsmanship Manifesto

To compound this, it turns out that estimation is fractal. The more fine-grained you break down the requirements, the more “edges” you will discover. This means that the more detailed you estimate, the more the total will tend towards infinity, simply due to rounding errors and the fear factors that we multiply into fine grained estimates. — Dan North