www.bytesmiths.com
I had the great pleasure of working with Ward in the 80's in
Tek Labs (www.bytesmiths.com 
) (AKA "The Great Smalltalk Consultant Spawning
Grounds").
Now I search the world for companies in search of objects.
Since forming Bytesmiths in 1991, I've worked on trading systems on Wall Street (who hasn't!), built a telecom management system in Switzerland, and a network management system in Canada, among other things.
I'm particularly interested in the impact of Smalltalk on
the development process, and I wrote a column in The
Smalltalk Report (www.bytesmiths.com ) and give conference presentations (www.bytesmiths.com ) on
the topic.
Coming back to the theme of this site, I'm interested in
"patternizing" human collaborations. (Of course, shrinks have been doing this for decades...) What kind of person makes a "natural Smalltalker," whatever that is? What kind of person never "gets it?"
Don Olson has a great collection of these people patterns, to which I'd like to add to Anti Pattern the case of The Loaner, a person you don't want to meet on a late project!
Update: I'm no longer doing professional software development. Instead, I haul my photography around to art festivals, where lots of people admire it and don't buy it. :-)
So now I'm strictly an amateur (from Latin "to love") hacker. Visit my new (as of 2002.09.11) Wiki at www.bytesmiths.com .
Reinventing myself once again, I'm now in the process of developing an "ecovillage" with a number of other like-minded individuals. We have a wiki at www.EcoReality.org . To prevent referrer spam, it's closed, but send me a note about your interest in the topic, and I'll add you as an editor.
Also possibly of interest: "Veggie Van Gogh" is my vegetable oil conversion of a diesel step van. We also have an '89 Dodge Cummins diesel, '85 VW Jetta diesel, and an '82 VW Vanagon diesel -- all running on biodiesel. We're pretty much fossil-fuel-free!
Back to the topic at hand: I have a bunch of info about Veggie Van Gogh on a wiki at: www.Bytesmiths.com . It's closed-editing -- let me know if you want an edit account there.
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