About
About the author
Steve Hamrick
What can I say about myself?
- I’ve spent over 13 years in the software industry: 6 years spent as a Systems Adminisrator, 4 as a Systems Architect for enterprise web solutions, and 3 years in Internet Software Product Management.
- I’m a PHP, Ruby on Rails and .NET enthusiast, although I don’t mind occasionally dabbling in Java if its required.
- Nearly everything I’ve learned about technology is self-taught, and I have a true passion for solving everyday problems with technology.
- I’m extremely opinionated about technology, especially IT solutions for business, and I love discussing technology with other people.
About this blog
Here’s what you can expect from this blog:
- Consumer and enterprise web technology news
- Facts, rumors and opinions about enterprise software
- Thoughts, ramblings and general oddities about internet/web-based software product management
So what does “Wekti” mean, anyway?
Wekti is an old English word meaning thing or creature. Since nobody ever really speaks the word anymore, I don’t really know how it’s supposed to be pronounced, but I imagine it sounding something like:
- WHECK-TEA
Supposedly it also has connections to wight and naught. I don’t know whether that’s important or not.
Here are some common mispronunciations:
- Wet Key
- Whacky
- Wet Tea
- Whee Tea
- Whee Key
- Wank Tee
… And so on.