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In my previous post I hinted on the improvements made to Taggloo in the latest significant release. Key amongst these… READ MORE
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Hopefully you’ve seen Taggloo by now and read about how it was inspired. Taggloo was always intended to bridge the… READ MORE
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Between work, TT and various obligations I’ve finally managed to finish what is the majority of the second key phase… READ MORE
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It seems that my Taggloo (http://taggloo.im) experiment has been sufficiently successful to warrant some determined effort on producing a site that… READ MORE
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Taggloo, my experiment with Manx translations is proving to be surprisingly popular. Even at this very early stage, a select… READ MORE
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The Isle of Man branch of the British Computer Society had a fascinating presentation on open data and mash-ups on… READ MORE
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In my previous posts I’ve used “learn”, “ynsaghey” and learning “gynsaghey”. There are some further verbs that are regularly used… READ MORE
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Having covered using the present tense, I thought it would be useful to have a look at the past tense… READ MORE
In the beginning there was Jack … and Jack had a groove. And from this groove came the groove of all grooves. And while one day viciously throwing down on his box, Jack boldly declared “Let There Be House” and House music was born.
~ Chuck Roberts
Living and working in the Isle of Man, a lovely island nestled in the Irish Sea between Ireland and the UK.
I principally work in the Microsoft stack, particularly the .NET Framework, having worked in Dynamics 365, Power Platform, SharePoint, WCF, Silverlight, WPF, SQL Server, ASP.NET Web Forms, Web Pages, MVC and Web API. Other than Microsoft, I have worked in MySQL, FastAI and PayPal.
Outside of work, I’m a Scout Leader, geeky-type person with interest in Manx Gaelic, Tolkien, film and trains.
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