Posts on topics related to my work as a software developer at Middlebury College.
One of the great things about the Git version-control system is the ability to incrementally commit your changes on a private branch to keep a step-by-step record of your thought and writing process on a fix or a feature, and then merge the completed work onto your main [or public]…
This post describes an interoperability demonstration given at OpeniWorld Europe 2008 in Lyon, France. Abstract Segue and Concerto are two curricular applications built upon Harmoni, an Open Service Interface Definition-based (OSID) service-oriented application framework. This demonstration will show how website content created in Segue is stored as OSID Assets in…
Another week, another Segue 2 beta. This week’s installation brings visitor registration, a few new themes from Alex, theme migration from Segue 1, and a bunch of little bug fixes. Visitor registration brings with it a few interesting challenges. As in Segue 1, we want (and need) to be able…
We’ve recently announced our migration plans to the campus: We’ll be rolling out Segue 2 in mid-August for production use in the fall semester. I’ve now been working on Segue 2 directly or indirectly for 5 years, since June 2003. It has been a long road and it is wonderful…
I’ve been feeling the urge to record a few thoughts and ruminations related to Segue and our other development work in Curricular Technologies at Middlebury College. I already post official project news, write a lot of documentation, and keep a Twitter work-log of day to day details, but something seemed…
