Adewale Oshineye
http://twitter.com/ade_oshineye
London, England
Software Craftsman & Photographer
Areas of Expertise:
- Java
- Python
- patterns
- design patterns
- software craftsmanship
- distributed systems
- messaging
- consulting
- training
- teaching
- wiki
- pricing complex financial instruments
- trading systems
Adewale Oshineye is an engineer at a little-known search engine named
Google. This is a consequence of many deeply geeky evenings spent
programming 8-bit computers when he was a child.
When he grew up Adewale somehow fell into IT consultancy. His career
at consultancies such as Thoughtworks gave him the chance to work on
projects ranging from point-of-sale systems for electrical retailers
to trading systems for investment banks. It also gave him a chance to
learn from some of the most interesting software craftspeople in
Western Europe.
In those rare moments when he's not in front of a computer he can be
found behind a digital camera somewhere in London.
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Adewale blogs at:
http://blog.oshineye.com/
June 19 2013
I bought In Praise Of Shadows by Junichiro Tanizaki in a Dutch museum. It's an admirable corrective for anyone who feels that their taste has been overwhelmed by any particular aesthetic."a man who has a family and lives in the city cannot turn his back on the necessities of modern… read moreApril 15 2013
"Open" is one of my tribe's worship words. It is a word that is beyond criticism, analysis or critique except from professional trolls.So what does it mean when people say "open always wins?" It means that because TCP/IP, HTML and Apache won then open systems, open standards and open source… read moreMarch 31 2013
What is Speakerconf? Speakerconf is a small (roughly 16 attendees) invite-only conference where everybody who attends gives a presentation about a topic that's currently on their mind.Speakerconf 2013 was educational, fun and humbling--all at the same time. It featured a wide range of speakers talking about a wide range… read moreMarch 20 2013
Sometimes people wonder why we bother building APIs since it seems they can end up being used in ways that compete with our own products.There are idealistic reasons for building APIs, as outlined by Jonathan Rosenberg, but there are also commercial benefits even if you don't share that philosophy. The… read moreMarch 19 2013
"The Moving Finger writes; and, having writ,Moves on: nor all thy Piety nor WitShall lure it back to cancel half a Line,Nor all thy Tears wash out a Word of it."-- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubaiyat_of_Omar_KhayyamThe web that Anil Dash wrote about wasn't lost. It was rejected. Dash himself rejects it when he uses a commenting… read moreBuy Now and Save
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