Category Archives: Uncategorized

I am heading to Anaheim for the Common Spring Conference!  You know what that means: Updates to the Common Schedule Organizer, my mobile app for managing the Common Conference Schedule.  I had some small UI tweaks and added a hotel … Continue reading →

Been meaning to do this for at least 6 months and finally bit the bullet and MOVED!  Naturally, the website has been down for days as I worked through several wrinkles.  On the IBM i OS side, I failed to … Continue reading →

They will eventually make it to the Common website but here are the quick links to get them now: Developing defensible web applications on IBM i Open Source Tools and Applications for the IBM i Developing Mobile Applications for i … Continue reading →

Can’t believe that the spring conference has rolled around again.  Seems like we just finished fall and I haven’t blogged, Tweeted or been “Social” at all in the interim.  I have been BUSY and I plan to get back to … Continue reading →

Yep, it is that time again!  Common Fall conference and I had to deal with a couple of API changes and I implemented a few of the suggestions from the Spring Conference so, as usual, I am late to the … Continue reading →

Bummer if you are not here in Austin for the Common Annual Conference.  Perhaps you have heard of ‘Austin City Limits’ a program that showcases Austin’s music and night life (its all true!) Or maybe you have heard of that … Continue reading →

Just in the nick of time, the Common Schedule Organizer, a free mobile app for Android, is now available!  There isn’t much new functionality (always willing to take suggestions) but it has been updated with the latest Phonegap libraries and … Continue reading →

Or maybe it was just IBM….but in any case I would be remiss if I didn’t post that after multiple emails and phone calls my friends at IBM/Rational found a way to sort through the licensing, notices and documentation and … Continue reading →

I love Rational tools but as I mentioned to my IBM sales representative “I am beginning to suspect that the Rational Marketing team has never left the 60’s and is still “tripping” when they decide to put their pricing together.  … Continue reading →