The Angus Rant

Where's my Flux Capacitor?

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Due to a high number of Trolls, I have deleted all users that have registered with the site. If you were a valid registered user, I apologies. For the forseeable future, membership will be moderated
 

Welcome!

Thanks for stopping by my site. There is not a hell of a lot here just yet, but I am working on it.
 
About Me
I am a software engineer that specialises in ASP.NET. My current area of focus is AJAX, and how to implement it in an enterprise environment using best practices. (There seems to be precious little on best practices on how to implement some of the AJAX patterns)
 
For the most part, this site is all about my blog(s):
 

I also strarted a small software development/consulting company. You can find out more about that here at Dec-Dev.dom

Thanks for stopping by

 Richard Angus

What's New

  • Coldest Ride Ever!

    This morning was the coldest ride I have been on. When I left home at 6:20 AM, the apparent temperature at Archerfield was -1.2 Celsius. As I went through the park to get to Paradise Road, I snapped this picture: And yes, that white stuff is frost! My cheeks were aching with the cold. I must be totally mad.
    Posted to Richard's Rant (Weblog) by rcangus on 08-11-2008
  • Is UML A Good Thing in an Agile World?

    I remember when I was at University and we were taught this new thing called UML that was going to change the world and make all software development predictable and manageable. Like most things that you are taught at University, the teaching is disconnected from reality: no one knew about it, it was hard to grasp, it went against all conventional wisdom...
    Posted to Richard's Rant (Weblog) by rcangus on 08-11-2008
  • Links for Tuesday 12 August 2008

    Really good article on Database Modelling . It explains some of the proposed extensions to the UML to cater for Data Models.
    Posted to Richard's Rant (Weblog) by rcangus on 08-11-2008

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