About
Background
Wow… where do I start? Grew up in Hannibal, MO, attended college in Quincy, IL. Worked for a local web dev firm there, Carfax here in Columbia, MO, consulting in St.Louis, then back at CARFAX again. I have a zeal for learning new things and helping teams delivery better products. Anything else just ask.
Interests
I enjoy programming in my free time and spend a considerable amount of time hacking away at open source projects as well as implementing those projects for various clients. My recent interests have included messaging (RabbitMQ specifically), Node.js, NoSQL, and alternative JVM languages such as Scala. You can also occasionally find me at several conferences speaking on some of my passions as well.
Of course, got to balance all of this out with my wonderful baby girl and beautiful wife.
4 Responses to “About”
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Better Retrospectives says:July 6, 2010 at 3:22 pm
[...] that my latest article on InfoQ is Rules for Better Retrospectives. Check it out, and learn about James Carr's top five 'rules' for better [...]
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What NOT to do during test creation « Automated Software Testing says:October 22, 2010 at 2:58 pm
[...] you are interested in some examples, James Carr came up with a list of test anti-patterns. TDD Anti-Pattern Catalogue The Liar An entire unit test [...]
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Fabrizio says: February 13, 2011 at 5:01 pm
Hi James,
Awesome blog, keep up the good job. Is there an email address I can contact you in private?
Thanks.
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mpron says: January 17, 2012 at 11:13 am
Hey James,
Would you be interested in having some of your content featured on DZone.com and Javalobby? Shoot me an email and I’ll explain more of the details.
Best,
Mitch P.Reply
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