Doogal Bell's bloggy thing

"quite amusing and drastically geeky at the same time"

Tuesday, June 30, 2009

Day 18 – Bell, Doogal Bell

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So little happened today that I actually answered the door to the Jehovah’s Witnesses and tried to convert them to Atheism. I did have a cal...

Improving the Local Search .NET call

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Following on from my post about using Google Local Search from C#, I thought I’d try to improve it. Deserializing the JSON data ended up wi...
Monday, June 29, 2009

Day 17 – A sweaty interview

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Croydon is “Manhattan as imagined by Le Corbusier” apparently, or so my mate Jethro says. I’d agree to an extent, except I’d have to say it’...

Local Search web service

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All these cool pieces of AJAX code are great but what if you want to use them from some server-side code? Local Search doesn’t provide any k...
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Friday, June 26, 2009

Day 14 – my first real interview

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To be frank I thought this would be a complete train crash of an interview. I’d been asked to do a presentation on some of the work I’d done...
Thursday, June 25, 2009

Day 13 – where my hopes are dashed

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So today I had a telephone interview with a potential employer and things seemed to be going pretty well. I think you can generally tell how...
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Wednesday, June 24, 2009

Day 12 – where I go to the Job Centre

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I dunnow, I was kind of expecting the Job Centre to be full of terrifying men shouting ‘gisajob!’ , but it was actually quite a pleasant exp...

Postcode geocoding in ASP.NET with live update

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I put up an example of postcode geocoding using the Google Local Search AJAX API and somebody asked if it was possible to populate an ASP.N...
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Tuesday, June 23, 2009

Day 11 – where I wonder how List<T> is implemented

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Just over 5 years ago I had an interview at APT and after a mammoth interview (the longest I’ve ever experienced) the interviewer told me h...
Monday, June 22, 2009

Looking for work - Day 10

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When I started this series of blog posts I was thinking it might be interesting because we are meant to be in the middle of a big recession....
Friday, June 19, 2009

Day 7 – where nothing happens

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A few phone calls from agents, but nothing of note.

Running a client-side script when a form segment loads

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Form segments don’t provide a way to run a client script when the form segment is loaded. This can be somewhat limiting but it can be solved...
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The problem with flags in Metastorm BPM

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Flags are a great way to pass data between processes or to pass data from an external application to Metastorm BPM. There are several ways t...
Thursday, June 18, 2009

Day 6 – where I take a test

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I spent the morning taking a programming test, sent it off to the agent (the second in a chain of agents I’ve had to pass through to get my ...
Wednesday, June 17, 2009

Looking for work – day 5

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Perhaps the job market isn’t as bad as people are saying, I’ve managed to get myself an interview. Admittedly not the best paying job in the...
Tuesday, June 16, 2009

Looking for work – day 4

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It occurs to me that having Metastorm BPM plastered all over my CV isn’t really helping in my job search. If a Metastorm job does come up th...
Monday, June 15, 2009

Looking for work – day 3

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Things I learned today There are still some jobs available for hackers like myself Some of them are potentially quite interesting. ...
Sunday, June 14, 2009

Looking for work – day 2

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I dunnow, but this may be interesting to people, so I’ve decided to blog about my attempts to find a new job. Given the current economic sit...

Debugging authentication scripts in Metastorm BPM

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I talked previously about how to simplify editing authentication scripts in Metastorm BPM by using the FreeFlow Administrator. What I didn’...
Saturday, June 13, 2009

Looking for work

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I am in the market for a job. Ideally I’m after a .NET development role in London, but I’ve also got a lot of Metastorm BPM experience so an...
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