Much of consulting is about keeping your proverbial skills net wide enough to be able to handle as many new opportunities as possible. I've been meaning to spend more time...
Posted by | March 22, 2026
As of this writing, I have over 100 MCP tools available for use for my home automation. The beauty of MCP is that - once you have all of your...
Posted by | March 11, 2026
If you follow this site you know that I LOVE to combine my passion for hobbies with my passion for technologies. While I am watching my favorite sporting events with...
Posted by | March 10, 2026
There has been a lot of conversation regarding the use of AI in software development. We all know that AI isn't (yet) a total or even useful solution for many...
Posted by | February 21, 2026
Mostly review, but there are a few sections on data engineering in this course that I am interested in. My notes: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1e32TWhOzEHuRiYz2ClIks5_PNeI9GKqOAGLV0JwnW6A/edit?usp=sharing
Posted by | January 3, 2026
I have a lot of experience with Fabric but not as much with its cousin Databricks. There is a ton of overlap between the two (Spark), but I wanted to...
Posted by | November 6, 2025
I am all-in with MCP, so I want to stay on top of the most recent trends when it comes to using this approach. I recently became aware of the...
Posted by | October 24, 2025
I had previously demonstrated the power of Model Context Protocol (MCP) tools. In this video, I take MCP to Azure. One of the MCP servers is running in as an...
Posted by | October 4, 2025
I wanted to spend more time on the "big picture" instead of the micro. After all, I've been building a ton of tools - it was time to spend some...
Posted by | October 2, 2025
I spent some time with flowise a year or two ago, and I (maybe unfairly) discounted it because it did not have the ability to run custom code. N8N has...
