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Themes for 2018

Introduction As is tradition on this blog I always lay out some themes to focus on for the upcoming year. These were last years themes if you want to get an idea for the types of things I usually do. I haven’t spent as much time as usual pondering my list this year as I …

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Posted byJeffrey HaskovecJanuary 8, 2018Posted ingeneralTags: themes

2017 year end review

Recap for 2017 Now that I am off of work for the rest of the year I decided that it was a good time to work on my annual year end review for 2017 and see how my year went. This is the post I did at the start of the year for my plan …

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Posted byJeffrey HaskovecDecember 25, 2017Posted ingeneralTags: recap, year in review

HTTP Location Header

I came across this blog post today about using the HTTP Location Header in REST API responses when creating a resource. I have been doing Web development now since 2008 and in all that time I have never actually seen anyone use this header on any of their endpoints. That being said it makes a …

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Posted byJeffrey HaskovecOctober 2, 2017Posted ingeneralTags: Header, HTTP, REST

Bose QC-35 Product Review

Today I received my new Bose Quiet Comfort 35 headphones that I ordered, so I figured that I would do a review on them. I have been a long time Bose Headphone user. It all started back in 2007. Sofi and I were about to fly out to Scotland to celebrate our wedding anniversary and …

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Posted byJeffrey HaskovecSeptember 21, 2017Posted ingeneralTags: bose, QC352 Comments on Bose QC-35 Product Review

Microservices as the way to onboard a new engineer

Microservice onboarding… It has been a crazy couple of months since I took my new role. I have had so much new stuff to learn I haven’t been making a lot of time for other technical pursuits in my spare time. But that being said I am on paternity leave right now, so I figured …

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Posted byJeffrey HaskovecSeptember 14, 2017Posted ingeneral

Last Choose post

I haven’t had a chance to update my blog lately as I have been so busy in my new role. That being said I did want to highlight the writing of some of my former coworkers as I think they are writing some great stuff. First check out Kevin Stephen’s blog over at: http://kevindstevens.com/ Kevin …

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Posted byJeffrey HaskovecAugust 30, 2017Posted ingeneral

My Last Day at Choose

Today was my last day at choose. What a ride it has been. Thus far it has been my favorite job in my entire career. The quality of the team was top notch and I can’t believe how much software we shipped. The turn around was epic and we just had a ton of fun …

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Posted byJeffrey HaskovecJuly 14, 2017July 14, 2017Posted ingeneral

Stories about the acquisition

When I posted my previous post, I left out most of the details about our acquisition as I was not sure what information was public and what wasn’t. Now that there has been some press around the acquisition I figured I would share some of it to provide some details. First off we had a …

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Posted byJeffrey HaskovecJune 29, 2017Posted ingeneral

Wow! We were acquired!

Wow! That was unexpected after my last post talking about my first year, but we found out on Monday that we were acquired. It is the goal of every startup to be acquired so I am proud to have taken part in a huge turn around of a business to have made that possible. We …

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Posted byJeffrey HaskovecJune 10, 2017Posted ingeneral1 Comment on Wow! We were acquired!

Reflecting on my first year at Choose

My First Year I just celebrated my one year anniversary in my current position, which is a great opportunity to look back on the last year of work. This role has been unlike any other that I have had in my career starting from the interview. When I was interviewing with my boss and we …

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Posted byJeffrey HaskovecMay 21, 2017Posted ingeneral

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