I write about leadership, execution and the transition from technical roles into organizational responsibility. My essays examine why capable teams struggle, why transformations stall, and how professionals grow from individual contributors into leaders. More about my background is on the About page. I read and respond to thoughtful responses. You can also reach me on LinkedIn.
Its quite often that we need print sceen feature on our web site. And most of the times only cotentt part is printed leaving header, footer and menu. People often tend to use javascript by hiding the divs (or what ever the control is) then printing the screen using window.print() and then again showing the […]
How many times, we as a SQL developer or DBA, find ourselves shuffling through objects in Enterprise Manager, or expanding the left pane of Query Analyzer, trying to find a table or view for which we have no clue, except a nearly correct name, and the only way we would know that it is the […]
If you are a pure non-vegetarian, you will raise a hue and cry at the thought of turning vegetarian! But the truth is that meat of any kind is tough on your smart cells. If Nature intended you to be a non-vegetarian, she would have equipped you with claws, and sharp pointed teeth to tear […]
Commenting your code is like cleaning your bathroom—you never want to do it, but it really does create a more pleasant experience for you and your guests. Because I’ve recently adopted a new mantra to use comments frequently and appropriately in my code, I spent a few hours researching the literature on commenting readability, reusability, […]
Software professionals may be familiar with the term “Design Patterns,” but many have no idea of where they come from and what they truly are. Consequently, some do not see the value and benefits design patterns bring to the software development process, especially in the areas of maintenance and code reuse. This article will bridge […]
There are at least 5 types of BadCode:1. Code that does not do what it is intended to do.2. Code that does not perform as fast as it could.3. Code that is not easily understandable.4. Code that does not pick the Right Tool for the Job. Where is it specified what the code is intended […]