I should add that the story of the SNES port of Another World where @burgerbecky managed to do a great port after creating her own dev kit hardware and despite being knocked back 3 times due to business concerns is really impressive.
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Detailed blog post of how one of the best games of the early 90s, Another World, was ported across all the systems of the day. The technical knowledge and skills required by these developers was amazing. @EricChahi https://t.co/WzFetRHNIq
The Rust language integration of WebAssembly presented by @fitzgen from Mozilla looks really tidy. Looks like a great way to write performance critical modules in web applications. #sfhtml5
Learning all about WebAssembly tonight. Some really interesting use cases... taking existing native code libraries, building them and linking them into your web applications. Might be time to dig out some of my old C++ code. #webassembly#sfhtml5
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Sad to hear Weird Stuff Warehouse has closed. Was one of the quirky Silicon Valley institutions I just had to visit when I first arrived in the early 2000s. https://t.co/S5vBgeqev4
Thailand Board of Investment presented their strategy to promote digital industries - Digital Thailand 4.0. Hopefully the broadband roll out to all villages can spread opportunity more evenly across the country and reduce the divi…https://t.co/0ai7w4CbYA https://t.co/VXGc0g1c8O
Geohashes are a neat way to make location based searches lower cost. Gets you a shortlist of locations near by that you can use conventional methods to narrow down. #SFHTML5
At Google SF learning about their Firebase cloud offering. Seems like a good back end for creating quick MVPs for startup ideas. #SFHTML5 https://t.co/iOCdso3egU
The SF @Hyperledger MeetUp hosted a talk by David Haimes, subject matter expert in blockchain at @Oracle. He discussed various ways blockchain can be applied, defining 4 main patterns that most current applications follow. https://t.co/RihwfT9d2i
The SF Hyperledger MeetUp hosted a talk by David Haimes, subject matter expert in blockchain at Oracle. He discussed various ways blockchain can be applied, defining 4 main patterns that most current applications follow. https://t.co/Oru1mfF4vb https://t.co/ALZ1twX2KE
My good friend Dahm M. Hongchai, an Agile coach who is active in the SF Bay area has organised some events in Thailand this June with @arievanbennekum, one of the originators of the Agile Manifesto. Should be a great series of even…https://t.co/bYDPG8KfMA https://t.co/zS1Nj1FyP3
Another interesting #sfhtml5 night at @Google SF. This time @netflix is detailing how they have reactored and optimized their sign up flow in @reactjs.
Attended the first @FitbitDev meet up for the Ionic smart watch. Great to see a lot of familiar faces from the @Pebble days. Nice SDK... Hopefully they'll release an emulator to try it out soon.