brianwhaley

There is a common thread across all programming languages and development platforms. That thread is the way that you approach, identify, and tackle a bug. To help develop an environment of good debugging practices, I have decided to write a series of blogs on technology agnostic debugging techniques. My first post about The Lost Art of Debugging is a blogroll of resources, both electronic and print, that developers should read to help develop good debugging techniques.

I guess I do fit into the addictive category of bloggers. Take the blog addiction quiz on the justsayhi.com web site. At the end they give you a badge to display proudly. Happy Thanksgiving to you all!

Here is a collection of tips gathered from around the blogosphere on how to optimize your blog for search engines.

BrianWhaley's Diigo Bookmarks

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One of the things that I would like to tackle before the end of the year is including sitemap.xml files with all of the new sites that my team develops.

Firefox is the best browser available. It is easy to use, pretty fast response time, has tabbed browsing, rarely crashes, and the extensions capability is fantastic. I thought that my list of favorite extensions would make for a good topic.

From the page: "Tools are a great way to shorten time to complete tasks and improve quality in a process. Hiring, Candidate Review, and Performance Review are no different. Here are three tools that I have founds myself using while reviewing candidates."