This site is an archive of blog posts and articles originally published across several of my WordPress blogs, which I have since decommissioned. I’ve moved their published content — essays on writing, software development, politics, faith, and family life — preserved here in one place.
My current work can be found at these sites:
The Core Dump —
Software-craftsmanship essays for developers, focusing on modern
strategies. Topics include augmented coding, professional identity,
and software values.
Born-Again Unbeliever — A
Substack publication with personal reflections on religious
deconstruction, evangelical culture, politics, morality, belonging,
and life after faith.
How To C# — Practical C# guidance for .NET
developers. A work in progress, and I accept contributions.
Source blogs
The original blogs, now retired, were:
Hope, Love, and Peace (blog.jtimothyking.com) — Thoughts of
speaker and author J. Timothy King. My original personal blog,
covering a wide range of topics from technology to culture to personal
reflection.
Software Development: A Love-Hate Relationship
(sd.jtimothyking.com) — Graceful processes, elegant design, beautiful
code, and other stuff. Writing on software development practices and
craftsmanship. This was originally seeded with SD posts from my
personal blog.
J. Timothy King’s Stories (stories.jtimothyking.com) — Stories
that Expand Your Life™. Short stories that I wrote, mostly flash
fiction.
J. Timothy King’s eBook Reviews (ebook.jtimothyking.com) —
Reviews, announcements, discussion of electronic novels and memoirs.
A short-lived blog containing announcements and reviews of books and
eBooks.
J. Timothy King’s Freedom Blog (freedom.jtimothyking.com) —
Thoughts on US politics, individual liberty, and small government.
Political and policy commentary. My political perspective has changes
substantially since then.
Be the Story (bethestory.com) — You are the stories you write.
Reflections on stories and storytelling.
Posts have been migrated here largely as they originally appeared. Some links, references, or other features may no longer work.