Expectation Gap - Exploring the void between the technology experience that you think you are creating, and what users actually experience.


Exploring the void between the technology experience that you think you are creating, and what users actually experience.

S O F T W A R E

The programming languages, tools, and frameworks. The end products that are produced. Technical reasons for our successes and challenges.

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S T R A T E G Y

The method to the software development madness. The art behind the science. Things that help up predict, plan, estimate, & report.

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S I M P L I C I T Y

Sometimes things don't make sense. Other times they are understandable - but difficult to use. Yet some find a way to make intuitive experiences.

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P E O P L E

I once met a man who took great pride in washing windows. He crafted great art in what others mistook for mundane work. Let's learn from him.

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D I V E R S I O N S

It's not all memory allocation, caching, and bubble sort algorithms. Sometimes you need to blow off steam. Add new experiences.

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This Just In...

Installing Oracle Adapters on Red Hat Linux

August 2nd, 2010 - This is a brain dump of my experience installing Oracle Adapters on Red Hat Linux Enterprise Edition with Rails3, though it should be pretty close to other Unix/Linux installations.


Dude, where's my podcast?!

June 21st, 2010 - After the iOS4 update, iTunes on my iphone3g lost awareness of all podcasts. Here's how I got them back.


The State of Web-Frameworks: April 2010

April 20th, 2010 - Take a closer look at some numbers I've assembled which represent web-offerings for Java, Ruby, and Groovy.


Sometimes technology just doesn't work like it should. Be it hardware, software, or programming language - few bridge the divide. Hidden between intent and desire lies the Expectation Gap - an exploration of this technical void, and the exceptional who somehow manage to transcend it. Want to contribute? Write for us. General comments can be sent to: expwsectwasabiationgap**@.org@gori.mmail.ws.foo.comcom

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