- Writing a book with the help of the Sakai free software community
- A sweet recipe for unit testing
- Don't forget the text editor
- Four part article on static code reviews - Destroy annoying bugs
- Guard the Castle Keep and Foil Angry Mobs with Stress Testing
- Software Search Engines
- Motivate your team with a few simple tricks
- Free software Easter eggs
- Linux Journal: Seperate the static from the Dymanic with Tomcat and Apache
- Sakai Dutch Article
- Beginners guide to database administration tools
- No budget learning with free software
- Create your online project site, start to finish, with Sakai
- Java Memory Management
- How to Pick Good Software
- Desktop diagramming with Dia and Kivio
- You cannot keep a lid on code coverage
- MINIX: what is it, and why is it still relevant?
- Vega Strike
- The free Tron Universe—Armagetron
- A Survey of Learning Management Systems
- A Survey of Learning Management Systems [Part 2]
- Short - GNU/Linux and WiFi
- Fresh Duo for Function Testing. JMeter and Selenium
- Stress Testing: Take an Open Source Approach (Pages 31-35)
- Shining Light on Java Code
- Why Use Open Source JSP Tag Libraries?
- Building Digital Dashboards with JSP Tag Libraries
- Building a Central Logging Service out of Common Parts
- Dynamic Content Creation
- Servlet-based Google Earth tours
- Battle for Wesnoth
- Bzflags
- Flying high with flight gear
- Fun with free software astronomy
- Thinking in Extremes with Xplanner
- JSTL Gives Web Applications Flexibility [You will need to be a subscriber]
- Sys Admin
magazinePublished
in print, but not online:
Platform-Independent Stress Testing from the Command Line [June 2006] - Even ants can be assertive [July 2006]
- YALE CAS and Variants of a Single Sign-On Solution [October 2006]
- Java Web Application First Aid [May 2007]
- Using
OpenDocument format text in OpenOffice, KOffice and AbiWord
- Working with Tom Kuipers - Blackboard dataminning
- Blackboard provisioning
- Smartcards
- Student Homepages
- Storage consolidation
- Single Sign On and Sign Off in a nonhomogeneous Portal front ended environment.
- Integration of Campus Wide Information systems using a hub and spoke architecture.
- Static code review presentation
- Quality Assurance presentation
Sakai Courseware Management: The Official Guide
It took almost a year to write, with the help of many, while balancing the pressures of my day job. It is approximately 500 pages long and the content is diverse and worth reading. The Sakai book is out . I am not making any money out of it, but find this a solid experience for my future experiments in writing.You can find some sample chapters at: