Day 1 of what's next. There have been a lot of names over the last 24 hours, and I know there will be more today. I'm most surprised that I feel just about the same as when I have been on the other …

Today was my last day at Nike. There is no author who would have written my story as it has come to pass. The list of "and then this"s is long, and at every inflection; whether up or down I …

The provider pattern, at least what used to be the provider pattern was an approach that consumed far t0o many of the limited key strokes that I will press in my life. Mountains of IDBProvider, …

go.dev is a pseudo "read, eval, print, loop" (REPL) environment that allows you to quickly jot out some Go and execute it. REPLs can be helpful when you are just starting to work with a new …

I was recently given the opportunity to create a Go Module. Go, is one of those languages I've encountered enough to be able to read and debug if I need to but I've never had to put together something …

This really isn't about AQI Everywhere, it's not really even about JavaScript or Services. We did have a bit of a heatwave last week, and I did spend some time thinking it would be nice to have a …

A question that I end up spending a lot of time with is, "Who wants this?" Both inside and outside of a work context. I find myself circling this quandary. Even for basic things, like …

What's Changing As I noted in the AQI Everywhere post the forum where I had sourced my current AQI calculation had indicated that it was now obsolete, and instead pointed to an updated calculation. …

In this case I'm using the Adafruit BME280 Sensor to read the Temperature, Barometric Pressure & Humidity. I'll be reading that data using the I2C capabilities of the RaspberryPi's GPIO pins. This …

The goal is to put the data on display. I wanted an easy way to have a quick view into how the AQI is fairing both indoors & outdoors. Even though this is a simplified view of PM2.5 AQI and …