You have the latest and greatest idea for a web application. You tell your friends and colleagues, and put together a small team to get the idea rolling. Your programmer, a Ruby on Rails guy, develops a prototype of the web application that works on his machine. You want access to it to show it off, and put it in front of users to get feedback.
Even though you believe in your idea, there's a part of you that's not "all in". You…
ContinueAdded by Christopher Kobayashi on May 31, 2013 at 7:30pm — 4 Comments
As part of CG Workshops, I'll be teaching a course on camera tracking for feature films and broadcast post-production utilizing a 3D Equalizer to Maya to Nuke workflow.
"Matchmoving in 3D Equalizer" will be an 8-week fully mentored course that begins on June 24 and will be exclusively offered on the cgsociety.com website.
Full temporary licenses of 3D Equalizer tracking software will be available for every registered student for the duration of the…
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The front-end framework of choice for MVC 4 web applications seems to be Knockout.js. It's fairly robust and easy to add/remove from projects via NuGet and provides an MVVM feel much like Silverlight or WPF.
Think of a label control used in WPF. Using data bindings, you tell the label to display certain text. If the object representing the text displayed is updated, WPF kindly…
ContinueAdded by Timothy Little on May 28, 2013 at 3:37pm — 1 Comment
http://www.salesforce.com/dreamforce/DF13/
For businesses the is the best rate...the price will continue to climb from here. It is also a great time to reserve your hotel. With 90,000 attendees last year, it is important to register early
To understand what Dreamforce is like...
check out you tube, past keynotes are there and workshops/sessions.
it is part rock concert, part…
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A firestorm erupted after chief Yahoo Marissa Mayer banned working from home in an effort to shock the moribund company culture back to life. The resulting debate over whether working from home was good for corporate innovation and productivity is, to me, not all that interesting. I don’t know of anyone who doesn’t work from home even after putting in a full day at the office -- at the very least, they check and respond to office emails and make work-related calls during…
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Last winter I bought a Lumia 920 which runs Windows Phone 8. Windows Phone 8 is a large overhaul of Windows Phone 7 because now it uses the same kernel as Windows 8. It also added support for better hardware and a more flexible development framework. Previously I have used the original iPhone, the iPhone 4 and the Galaxy Nexus Google Android phone. I have never seen anyone with a Windows Phone and I thought it looked neat so I decided to try it…
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So last week I flew over to Oahu and had brunch with Daniel Leuck (whom you all know if you read TechHui). It was a great trip, but one of the highlights of it for me was his absolute surprise we had revenue. Apparently this is a big deal.
He had to explain it to me, because I was clueless. Daniel is of course…
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