Old Dev, New Tech

About the Author

A seasoned software engineer and architect examines today’s tools, trends, and trade-offs through years of building systems that work.

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Early Work

I’ve spent decades designing, building, and maintaining software—learning where promising ideas meet production reality.

Built systems, fixed failures, learned fundamentals.

Current Focus

Finding Foundations

Software Teams

2001–2012

Built systems, fixed failures, learned fundamentals.

Evaluating Change

Independent Practice

2013–Present

Practical lessons, honest trade-offs, fewer buzzwords.

About the Author