Technical Blog

Would you leave your car or house unlocked? Would you leave your wallet on a public sidewalk? You would not, but you might unwittingly do the digital equivalent. [Read More]

It’s easy to think about code execution on a single timeline. Code executes in the order it appears in the source. It’s harder to think about code which executes concurrently. What are the benefits? What are the trade-offs? What extra steps need consideration? When should you write concurrent code instead... [Read More]

At AngularJS workshops and in React internet articles, I’ve often seen instruction on using a live-reload Node.js server. A live-reload server is one that scans the project path for changes to files, and if something has changed, rebuilds the project and restarts the service. Some of them are even able to refresh the... [Read More]

In the previous articles in this series, I covered the essentials of getting started and getting involved with voice programming, and some best practices. This time, I’m going to talk about an issue that comes up as you begin to create more complex command sets and grammars: grammar complexity and the dreaded... [Read More]

In the prior two articles in this series, I went over the basics of getting started with voice programming, and talked a little bit about the history and community of it. In this article, I’m going to go over best practices. [Read More]