NOTE: Because of formatting, I couldn’t have a curly bracket with a colon and an “o” or it turns up with some unavailable WordPress Emoticon URI. So thus I have changed items with this naming to :z_one and :z_two respectively. Yup, still moving through all the Ruby Koans. There are, after all 276 of these... Continue reading →

This is the first time I’ve attended OS Bridge. I’d known about it before while living in PDX. I had seen numerous people sitting in Bailey’s, Backspace, and other places around town after the days of the conference in past years. This year I actually got to experience it myself and am stoked with the... Continue reading →

Just some quick awesome things that were shown at OS Bridge today during some of the sessions. I went and checked out @aaronpk‘s Session on automation. Here’s some of the videos he has put together of his work he’s done (I did notice that there’s some @caseorganic rocking the geo games too though). GPS Data... Continue reading →

Microsoft announced today that they’ll be supporting an effort to get Node.js working on Windows. Mary Foley picked it up quick, but also so did Node creator Ryan Dhal. This, being the explosion of support for Node.js, is excellent news. This further enables JavaScript for the whole stack, on any operating system stack. Getting a... Continue reading →

Now, For Day #2 So now, after all that from yesterday let’s get to today. Today kicked off a little later than day #1, for various undisclosed reasons. 🙂 Run JavaScript Everywhere, With Jellyfish (Details about Run JavaScript Everywhere, With Jellyfish) Adam Christian The first session of today was for Jellyfish Javascript Execution Engine. By... Continue reading →