The blog of dlaa.me

Until today, I'd never gotten around to signing up for Twitter. After all, there are only so many hours in the day... But then Pete Brown (or should I say Pete_Brown??) stopped by my office for a quick visit and the topic of Twitter came up. Pete explained that he thought that Twitter would be a good way to help get the word out about Charting - and interact more directly with customers in general.

Sigh... he had me at "charting". So I've finally created a Twitter account: I'm DavidAns.

To set expectations appropriately, it is not intended to be a personal account (just like this is not a personal blog). You're not going to see posts about what I ate for breakfast, what bar I'm drinking at, or what I think about the guy who cut me off in traffic. Instead, my intent is to use Twitter like my blog - as a way to share cool coding tricks, .NET development tidbits, handy tools, and the like.

That said, I realize Twitter is a more socially interactive environment than a blog, so I can't promise everything I write will be 100% educational. :) But I'll definitely try to bias things way more toward signal than noise.

So if you're on Twitter and have a question for me you've been dying to ask, this is your lucky day. If not, don't worry - I'll continue to blog and answer any questions that come up there!