With 2011 upon us, here are a few things I hope to achieve this year (in no particular order):
- Enjoy life with my family
- Sharpen my Python skills
- Get better with Javascript
- Build at least one useful application with a NoSQL back-end
- Build at least one application that runs on a cloud infrastructure (maybe in conjunction with the previous three items)
- Get better with many of the cloud-based geospatial tools and deepen my proficiency with Arc2Earth, WeoGeo and GeoIQ offerings in this area
- Educate my customers (especially the Federal ones) and colleagues on all of these
- Grow my company
- Engage more with my professional community (locally and beyond)
- Stay on top of the latest research on management of type 1 diabetes and the search for a cure
- Maintain enough control over my schedule to be able to accomplish all of these things
Happy New Year, everyone!
geoMusings 
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3 responses to “Turning It Up to ’11”
Thats great Bill, you have your goals written down, and from your ambition level, you have a plan of action. As a business owner as well I definitely can relate to you, much success to you in 2011.
Lemme know how I can help you on the Python front. Cheers!
Thanks, Sean.
I may take you up on that since Shapely is one of my primary motivations. I’m not sure if I want to jump into a framework until I feel more comfortable with the core language. I usually like to be able to discern what a framework is doing for me.
Can you recommend any good resources for best practices and such?