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myKiosk iPad Stand — Design to Production

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One of Australia’s leading interactive and touch screen software research and development companies; Snepo; approached Design to Production to design and supply a secure method of mounting an iPad. D2P conceived a beautifully crafted device that is available in desk mounted, wall mounted or free standing configurations. MyKiosk is diecast aluminium and offers maximum security for the iPad. All parts are finished complimentary to the iPad and can be simply assembled by the end user. 61 2 9587 9951.

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Headwinds Lab: Workshop with Anothy Eden

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Workshop with Anothy Eden. On April 25th, Mindblossom hosted a Flash Gaming Workshop featuring Sydney-based Flash author Anthony Eden ( Snepo. Who was in town speaking at the FITC conference. Anthony discussed the following topics:. Genres, paper proofing, multiuser, content management.). 3rd party tools, methodologies, performance, security.). Getting Dirty with ActionScript. Physics, AI, tile systems, collisions.). Getting budget, revenue generation, commercialization). Posted by brandon at 1:22 PM.

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Ben Moir - Creative3

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Inventor and Director - Snepo and Wearable Experiments. Ben is the founding member of Snepo Research. Where for the last 8 years he has used his diverse knowledge to design systems incorporating new hardware technology and world-class software. In 2013, Ben setup Wearable Experiments (We:eX). And heads up the technical development and integration of electronics into garments and accessories. What’s been your career highlight? What’s the best advice you’ve ever been given, and by whom? Ben Moir understand...

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Coding Rants: Programmers aren't creative

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A place to tirade about programming. Thursday, April 17, 2008. I used to be a photographer, and recently I've been selling some of my gear to new photographic hopefuls. Of course the inevitable questions arises about what I do now? I'm a programmer I respond. The usual response is:. Oh, that's not a very creative field to go to. I mean you used to be a photographer. Well I'm going to put this question out there to the world. Is programming not creative? Really stop and think about it.

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Coding Rants: Duck Typing

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A place to tirade about programming. Tuesday, March 10, 2009. I learnt how to program in Ruby, and as we all know it's a very flexible language. Recently I've been doing a lot of stuff in C# on windows, and a lot more stuff in Objective-C on the iPhone. Something finally clicked for me, when I was using these languages, and that was Duck Typing. What Ruby cares about is if object responds to the method you're sending it. In Ruby there is even a respond to? Method to assert this. i.e. To s) #= true. Why n...

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Coding Rants: Functional Ruby methods

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A place to tirade about programming. Tuesday, June 17, 2008. Ruby is a great language and normally I'd roll it in a object oriented fashion, however I've just started looking at Haskell, and thought that lambda could give me something similar to Haskell functions in Ruby. albeit without a ton of Haskell's features. So here are two examples, the first is normal OOP Ruby. B = Time.now. 1000000.times{ i i.main }. Puts "Time: #{Time.now - b}". On my machine this returns "Time: 1.115471". B = Time.now.

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Coding Rants: April 2008

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A place to tirade about programming. Thursday, April 24, 2008. Rending your XML as HTML with XSLT in Rails. I had a need to convert XML services that my rails app was providing into customizable html widgets tht could then be in-jested by some sort of server side includes(like NGINX's SSI). So I needed to use XSLT. When the W3C wrote the XML specification they also developed the Extensible Stylesheet Language for Transformations. So to quickly look at how we're rendering xml currently. Unzip that guy and...

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Coding Rants: March 2008

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A place to tirade about programming. Tuesday, March 4, 2008. In Ruby everything is an object:. A String".class = String. Let me repeat everything is an object. 1class.class = Class. And from the wonderful Programming Ruby book by Dave Thomas in reference to Ruby's class. Object is the parent class of all classes in Ruby . Its methods are therefore available to all objects unless explicitly overridden." -. Here is a really simple trivial example:. Def method missing(method, arg). Return self * arg. Anyhow...