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Building an Ingress Table with Flowhub - Henri Bergius in Berlin, Germany

http://bergie.iki.fi/blog/ingress-table

Building an Ingress Table with Flowhub. The c-base space station. Mdash; a culture carbonite and a hackerspace — is the focal point of Berlin's thriving tech scene. It is also the place where many of the city's Ingress. Agents converge after an evening of hectic raiding or farming. In February we came with an idea on combining our dual passions of open source software and Ingress in a new way. Jon Nordby. In Oslo had recently shown off the new full-stack development capabilities. Before the actual hackat...

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Full-Stack Flow-Based Programming - Henri Bergius in Berlin, Germany

http://bergie.iki.fi/blog/full-stack-fbp

The idea of Full-Stack Development. Is quite popular at the moment — building things that run both the browser and the server side of web development, usually utilizing similar languages and frameworks. With Flow-Based Programming and the emerging Flowhub. Ecosystem, we can take this even further. Thanks to the FBP network protocol. We can build and monitor graphs spanning multiple devices and flow-based environments. Gave a Flow-Based Programming talk in FOSDEM. Click to see the full-size picture).

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Flowhub public beta: a better interface for Flow-Based Programming - Henri Bergius in Berlin, Germany

http://bergie.iki.fi/blog/flowhub-beta

Flowhub public beta: a better interface for Flow-Based Programming. Today I'm happy to announce the public beta. Interface for Flow-Based Programming. This is the latest step in the adventure that started with some UI sketching. Early last year, went through our successful Kickstarter. Mdash; and now — thanks to our 1 205 backers. It is available to the public. Hosted web version of Flowhub. Make sure to read the Getting Started guides. And check out the Flowhub FAQ. There is also a new video available.

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GEGL – Jon Nordby

http://www.jonnor.com/tag/gegl

Show Header Sidebar Content. Imgflo 0.3: GEGL metaoperations. January 27, 2015. January 27, 2015. Time for a new release of imgflo. The image processing server. Based on GEGL. This iteration has been mostly focused on ironing out various workflow issues, including documentation. Primarily so that the creatives in our team can be productive in developing new image filters/processing. Eventually this will also be an extension point for third parties on our platform. Operations are never unloaded, due both ...

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Examples | NoFlo

http://noflojs.org/example

Flow-Based Programming for JavaScript. This page lists some demos and applications that have been built with NoFlo. If you have something out in the open that you'd like to add, please drop us a line. Examples for Node.js. An Internet of Things project build with NoFlo and MicroFlo. Gameplay around the c-base hackerspace. Drawing robots with NoFlo. Implementation of the Jekyll. Static site generator in NoFlo. Controlling an AR.Drone. Controlling a Parrot AR.Drone. Examples for web browsers.

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Open Learning Steps and Open-sourcing Festivals

https://www.opensourcingfestivals.eu/events/workshop-sonification-the-physical

Workshop: Sonification and the Physical. 17 May 2015 10:30 15:00. Unit 1, AVEC Building, 3-7 Sidney Street, Sheffield, United Kingdom, S1 4RG. Festival: Do It Anyway 2015. Facilitated by: Maite Cajaraville / Gisle Froysland. Learning Step at Access Space (Sheffield, UK). Workshop by Jon Nordby. Norway) where we will use visual programming in Flowhub to create custom sensors, interactions and sound experiences. These we will connect to our laptops and/or embedded Linux machines (Raspberry Pi) and use.

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NoFlo – Jon Nordby

http://www.jonnor.com/tag/noflo

Show Header Sidebar Content. Sndflo 0.1: Visual sound programming in SuperCollider. December 9, 2014. December 10, 2014. Is an open source project for real-time audio synthesis and algorithmic composition. It is split into two parts; an interpreter (sclang) implementing the SuperCollider. The server has an directed acyclic graph of nodes which it executes to produce the audio output ( paper. It is in many ways quite similar to the Flowhub. Visual IDE (a FBP protocol client) and runtimes like NoFlo. On th...

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node.js – Jon Nordby

http://www.jonnor.com/tag/node-js

Show Header Sidebar Content. Guv: Automatic scaling of Heroku workers. November 18, 2015. November 18, 2015. We do a lot of computationally heavy work server-side, in order to produce websites from user-provided content. This includes image analytics (for understanding the content), constraint solving (for page layout) and image processing (optimization and filtering to achieve. All computationally intensive work is put as jobs in a AMQP/ RabbitMQ. Message queue, which are consumed by Heroku. If we would...

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FBP – Jon Nordby

http://www.jonnor.com/tag/fbp

Show Header Sidebar Content. Guv: Automatic scaling of Heroku workers. November 18, 2015. November 18, 2015. We do a lot of computationally heavy work server-side, in order to produce websites from user-provided content. This includes image analytics (for understanding the content), constraint solving (for page layout) and image processing (optimization and filtering to achieve. All computationally intensive work is put as jobs in a AMQP/ RabbitMQ. Message queue, which are consumed by Heroku. If we would...

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image processing – Jon Nordby

http://www.jonnor.com/tag/image-processing

Show Header Sidebar Content. Imgflo 0.3: GEGL metaoperations. January 27, 2015. January 27, 2015. Time for a new release of imgflo. The image processing server. Based on GEGL. This iteration has been mostly focused on ironing out various workflow issues, including documentation. Primarily so that the creatives in our team can be productive in developing new image filters/processing. Eventually this will also be an extension point for third parties on our platform. Operations are never unloaded, due both ...