Signposts for the Week Ending August 26
Updated: 2011-08-31 17:58:26
Work Ideas Events About Contact Search August 26, 2011 Signposts for the Week Ending August 26 By Pam Daghlian 0 Comments This week we're posting this while on a break from the last session on the last day of UX Week . We're sad . It's been a great week . If you haven't been following uxweek on twitter , check out all the good stuff flying around If tweets aren't your thing , UX Week attendee Mark Congiusta's awesome sketchnotes so far of the conference lend a more visual representation of the talks and . workshops Exude enthusiasm . Absorb all influcenes . And other design business tips John Tierny's long but interesting article on the science of decision making fatigue . The more choices you make throughout the day , the harder each one becomes for your brain , and eventually it looks
Oracle and Google may not get to go at each come Halloween depriving onlookers of a real treat.
District Court Judge William Alsup told the pair Monday that the trial may have to be postponed.
It all depends on whether a “large criminal” trial starts, as scheduled, on October 17. If it doesn’t then Oracle v Google will pick a jury on October 19 and the trial will start October 31.
Then on Tuesday the judge said there were going to be two Java trials: one on liability, one on damages and that he’s appointed Brigham Young University professor of economics James R. Kearl as an independent damages expert. read more
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The case for using developer testing as one mechanism for improving software quality.read more
This page gives an overview of the default Unity Hotkeys
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Double-J Design has produced a number of new products in different areas recently, apart from icons, we made web buttons, letterhead, business card template, etc. Here we are pleased to have them released one by one and introductions can be found here as well. 1. Super Mono Vector Icon Set This is the vector graphics [...]
Tiggr is a Web-based IDE for building mobile Web and native apps. Today I’d like to give you 15 reasons why this new-of-a-kind IDE deserves your attention.
1. Mobile Apps IDE in the Cloud – Access Your App Anytime, Anywhere
Tiggr is a mobile apps IDE in the cloud. There is nothing to download. You can work on your app anytime, anywhere. Such a Web-based IDE has been every developer’s “dream” for a long time.
2. Build with jQuery Mobile Components
Prototype and build the UI with popular jQuery Mobile components. jQuery Mobile is a cross-platform and cross-device mobile framework. It has already been tested to work on many many devices and platforms, so you don’t have to do it.read more
Yes! I did a talk at SIGGRAPH! Ahem. So yeah, a bunch of us were at SIGGRAPH 2011 in lovely Vancouver, doing talks, meeting people and going to super interesting sessions. Me & ReJ did a long technical session about optimizing graphics for mobile platforms. GPU architectures, shader optimization details, case studies from actual Unity...
Greetings Unity developers & Asset Store users! The recent release of 3.4 brought many awesome new features to Unity.. with it came a ton of new assets and optimizations to the Unity Asset Store! Here’s a quick look at recent and notable additions to the store. If you haven’t been to the Unity Asset Store...
JSF is the standard UI technology in Java EE, but on its own, it lacks tools for effectively building real-world rich enterprise applications. RichFaces 4, an open source extension for JSF, fills this development gap. RichFaces Core provides major enhancements for Ajax request customization, rendering and execution options, the JSF client queue, and more. RichFaces UI provides a large number of rich out-of-the-box components. RichFaces Skins makes it possible to change the look and feel of entire applications on the fly. The RichFacesComponent Development Kit streamlines building custom components. read more
As someone who learns best by example, I’ve been encouraged by the number of new projects being started that use SproutCore 2.0 under the hood. There are new developers in the IRC channel, the mailing lists, asking questions on Twitter, and it’s been rewarding to watch adoption take off. That said, one of the biggest [...]
SoftLayer Technologies on Tuesday announced that the company experienced continued operational and financial growth in the second quarter of 2011, hitting all new records. Along with other achievements, the company earned $83 million in revenue for the period.
“This has been the greatest quarter of growth in our history,” said Lance Crosby, Chief Executive Officer for SoftLayer. “From the innovations we bring to market to our corporate performance and beyond, SoftLayer believes in setting challenging goals and then working harder than belief to attain them. I’m exceptionally proud of the effort from all levels and functions across our company.”read more</p
I could tell you to use SproutCore for every single web destination you build, but that would be disingenuous. SproutCore is built to address a certain class of applications that need the help of its robust binding and observer layer, as well as its ecosystem of packages (DataStore, gesture support, etc). There are other classes of applications [...]
This guide is designed to briefly explain what Substance is, how to create new substance materials from a substance material asset, apply them to a mesh and edit parameters. What are Substance Materials? Substance materials are procedurally generated assets, from technology developed by Allegorithmic. A ’substance’ is basically a set of maps, defining a whole material with all...
District Court Judge William Alsup told Google Monday that it can’t come in at this late date – after facts discovery has pretty much closed – with what he called an “entire fleet” of additional claims that Oracle’s Java patents are invalid.
Oracle was ordered to winnow its beloved 132 claims down to 50 by June 1. Google was supposed to take its best shot at them by June 15.
The judge didn’t much care how long Google dithered around saying it “suggests a lack of diligence.”
“It is possible,” he wrote, “that Google simply did not have that many good invalidity theories and is now trying to fill in with whatever it can belatedly cobble together.” read more
View an amazing collection of new military healthcare devices in the battlefield! “With the growing swiftness and capability of today’s technology, medical tools are increasing in their specificity to meet military healthcare needs. The combat environment calls for particular solutions; … Continue reading →
With SproutCore 2.0, it’s very easy to use and integrate just about any JavaScript library your heart desires (but please, for everyone’s sake, let’s not get into micro vs. macro frameworks again at this point). In this blog post, we’ll look at how to use the awesome Raphael.js SVG JavaScript library with SproutCore 2.0. We’ll [...]
Hi Friends! Some of us are in Vancouver this week teaching and talking at The Siggraph Studio. If you are attending Siggraph, stop by the Unity area or attend one of our talks. Studio Workshops Monday, August 8th 10:40am- 12:10pm Joe Robins “Creating a Multi-platform, Real-time Portfolio for Your Artwork” 3:45pm- 5:15pm Aras Pranckevicius and...