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In this post, I’ll drill a bit into the final of the 3 areas SRT is investing in for 2013: Continuous Client Experience.

Users are

Read more >> 2013 Investments: Continuous Client Experience

At SRT, we continuously examine the overall technology landscape and make decisions on where to invest more time, what should stay the same, and what

Read more >> SRT Technology Investments for 2013

I try not to write posts that are simply links to other posts, but I had to make an exception for this.  I was quite

Read more >> Effective Writing guidelines from Scott Meyers

We are excited to announce public classes for developers launching in January of 2013.

Twice a month, we’ll host .NET developer training classes for professional

Read more >> SRT Developer Infusion Training: Launching in February

I often find myself in conversations with customers and prospective customers regarding how we build software. How do we build software? What’s our process? How

Read more >> Tools and Process: A positive feedback loop

Thanks again to Carl and Richard for inviting me to come along to Omaha to join the awesome community in Omaha. I continue to believe

Read more >> Experience in Omaha on the .NET Rocks Road show

We released our first Windows Store app earlier this week:  A calculator app that supports multiple skins. 

We’re concentrating on adding the art and

Read more >> Our first Windows Store App: Skinned Calculator

I really enjoy creating software. I’m thrilled to be part of this industry, and able to create useful apps for people our customers. But yet,

Read more >> The Importance of unleashing your own creativity

Public Service Announcement: I interrupt our regularly scheduled technology content for a discussion of government policy.  If that’s of no interest, just skip this post.

Read more >> Advocating for the Software Industry, My Trip to Washington

Over the weekend, I read this post “6 ways Microsoft is Killing the Traditional Desktop in Windows 8”.  Like many headline hungry opinion writers, there’s

Read more >> Why Windows ISVs should take Windows 8 Metro very seriously