Parks Computing
Pedagogy for the Autodidactic Programmer
Welcome to the personal web site of Paul M. Parks. This is where I keep my web development skills current while sharing snippets of code, utilities, libraries, and what little development wisdom I've gathered in my career. It's also where I show off my family, talk about my hobbies, or just pontificate from time to time.
If you find the articles interesting, or if you'd like more information on a particular topic, let me know [paul@parkscomputing.com].
Update on Ripsaw
A while back I started an article series on a utility named Ripsaw. I have since gotten pretty busy with other projects, and the only extracurricular thing I've worked on in the meantime is the lesson series on how to play "Spanish Fly". I was also waiting for Visual Studio 2010 to hit release, but I haven't moved up to Professional yet, so I may actually drop the whole project back down to VS 2008 when I start it up again.
On top of all that, Blogger is yanking the rug out from under me with some changes to how it updates certain sites, and I want to get that resolved before I add any significant new content. I just wanted to let everyone know that the project isn't dead; in fact, there have been several times over the last few weeks when I've needed a utility like Ripsaw, so this is definitely going to get done eventually.
On top of all that, Blogger is yanking the rug out from under me with some changes to how it updates certain sites, and I want to get that resolved before I add any significant new content. I just wanted to let everyone know that the project isn't dead; in fact, there have been several times over the last few weeks when I've needed a utility like Ripsaw, so this is definitely going to get done eventually.
Labels: C++, COM, JavaScript, utilities, visual studio
Posted April 22, 2010 0 Comments
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