JJB Research is moving
I've been busy lately and most of my friends in town think I'm a knucklehead. This is mostly because I'm carrying a crazy schedule. A small sample:
- I'm doing some F# stuff, both for public consumption and otherwise.
- I'm co-organizing WBUG, the Wisconsin BizTalk Users group with Nevin Goldstein of Fountainhead Consulting.
- I'm working on a piece of software for IronWake that we hope will become our flagship product (finally; more on this later; links to follow).
- I'm doing a bunch of behind the scenes hosting of a few different community efforts and other initiatives.
- I'm working on a research project that I believe will have an impact on the way search and browsing is done on the web (hopefully, I'll join Scott and make the web suck less).
But this post is about something else, too. I'm moving jjbresearch.org and a few other sites to a new hosting provider. I've been with Oochie for almost one year. They have been good to me and I highly recommend them. But I need bandwidth for these upcoming projects and given my needs, I can buy massive amounts from godaddy.com, m6.net and others. If you are looking for a good hosting provider, especially one that is responsive and trustworthy, I recommend Oochie. Scott has treated me well.
So now that I have said all of that, this blog is getting yanked down within the next 30 days. I'll be opening a new blog on the new jjbresearch.org (running CS2.0). My intention is to start from scratch, i.e. not include all of my old posts (no upgrade, clean install). I've spread a lot of propaganda in one short year. I hope to do more on the new site. I hope to do a redirect, but no guarantees. This old blog and its contents will be archived and go bye-bye.
Oh yeah and by the way, the labrary is not moving. Referred to as "The Cell" (and you know who you are), that room will likely notice no changes and nothing never.