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On November 13, 2012, the developers at Yeti attended the Web Performance SF meetup in San Francisco. This meetup briefly introduced jQuery 1.9 and 2, a core library to building any web application.
QR codes have seen a massive development and adoption to solve slow input on a smartphone. The technology is closely related to fiducial marker augmented reality by encoding digital information in physical
Hacking is a hobby programmer that works on software for fun and enjoyment. Several places are good for hacking. Here are some coffee shops that were suggested to me. Caveat: I do not not endorse any
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The tech scene in San Francisco has a vibrant and visible community. The community holds several meetups every week, often more than one meetup in any given night.
This summer Brandon Jones of Motorola Mobility presented a talk about efficient JavaScript vector math [1]. The concepts presented in this JavaScript meetup talk are beneficial
This year I attended SIGGRAPH, the largest academic conference for computer graphics research, in Los Angeles. Of particular interest to me was the Augmented and Mixed Reality session in the “Birds
I’ve been talking about front end, middle tier, and back end in my previous posts. Here’s a diagram to show how the components interact with each other. Additionally, there is an example
This post continues from the last post in learning JavaScript for building web applications. I assume you now have a working knowledge of the JavaScript language. We apply our knowledge of JavaScript
Recently I spoke with several individuals wanting to build web applications. First I describe what a web application is, describe the front tier of a web application, and focus on JavaScript’s role
I am writing about how to design a REST API. I am basing my guidance from Stormpath’s presentation on July 10th, 2012. A REST API is a type of application programming interface (API) that