Hackmeetup last night was a new attendance record. It also featured Mark saying “I’m finished with this project!”, again. A Bluetooth scanner project, which was using Rhino to wrap Java APIs, again. There were some new faces, and lots of … Continue reading
Tonight: Hardware theme night for the Hackmeetup. Do you have a microcontroller project? Or are interested in one? We’ll meet at Hypergene’s offices (Västergatan 23) at 19:00 hours, this Tuesday, August 5. See you there! I’ve brought my Arduino kit … Continue reading
This past Tuesday, we ran another Hackmeetup. Same great location, same great time. Mark ran a talk about Typography on the Web for an audience of three. For the hardware experimentation session, Carl had left, so it was Mark, me, … Continue reading
Hi friends, This coming Tuesday night, July 22 we’ll deal with Javascript. It’s thus a theme. And, no less than two people asked to make presentations: Morgan Roderick (from Gazebo) explains Event Delegates Mark Wubben (sIFR lead developer) will do … Continue reading
I sat down to try understand Selenium RC yesterday night. We had a Hackmeetup, for the 8th time. I got the simplest little example to run from the command-line, but our company app was harder. The app is a very … Continue reading
So, I’m the kid with the bentest back evar. Maybe, just maybe a guy behind me in the picture is benter. It was a more enjoyable experience than this sad-face photo indicated. Tags: ruby, events
Yes, this time we take it across the water. Bring yourself, your laptop, and a project. We’ll go to a Copenhagen.rb hack session, where, among other things, the ActiveOIO project will be hacked on. For all details about this meetup, … Continue reading
Hi again. Today I had coffee after work with Ola E, who’s blogless, but wants to start “unblogging”. He said something to this effect: “I want to blog, but not with a blog, I want to write down what I’ve … Continue reading
Just came home from this week’s Hackmeetup. Here is the short report. Fredrik struggled onwards with Lua and C++ game hacking. Ola mentioned the Lua/C++ bridge Luabind, which was originally envisioned as a Boost::Python-like project, but generic, to hook up … Continue reading
Hackmeetup now looks better, thanks to Webby, the ASCII alchemy package in Ruby.