Video Review: Bootstrap Studio
Today was the release of Bootstrap Studio so I took an early look at the software.
Author: Jon
The Steam Controller is here!
IMG_1706 This week saw the first major shipment of the Steam Controllers for those who pre-ordered early. The controllers have been a long time coming as Valve has been talking about their concept units since 2013. As Valve hasn’t been involved in the hardware business in the past, nor is there a solid baseline for…
AWS re:Invent wrapup
AWS re:Play. Yes, the outside is a wall of [FEU shipping containers](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twenty-foot_equivalent_unit#Forty-foot_equivalent_unit ‘[wiki] Twenty-foot equivalent unit’). (From [@Werner](https://twitter.com/Werner/status/653134135700123648)) As expected, AWS re:Invent had more goodies in store for us after the Day 1 keynotes session. Most of the excitement centered around the new product announcements from the Day 2 keynote. The major difference between the…
Roundup from AWS re:Invent Day 1
Today was the first day (sans instructional courses) of the 4th annual AWS re:Invent conference. While I was unable to attend this year, I’ve been eagerly watching the streams and keeping an eye on the news feeds. There have been many product announcements leading up to re:Invent, but the “really good stuff” was kept for…
Project “Reaper” – For all your ESXi server on-the-go needs
Dec. 17 airpower summary: Reapers touch enemy forces Typically when one talks about building virtual infrastructure the first thoughts go to big boxes loaded with as much redundancy as possible, slotted into a nice home at a datacenter. This is a great idea, however I ended up being tasked with something slightly different. I need…
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Video: Overview of MeteorJS development using AtomIO
Today we finally have the first of the long ago promised new video category. We’re discussing MeteorJS development under Atom.