June 2011
8 Lines of Code Redux: Bitcoin and Mt. Gox
You don’t have to move mountains to have great password security. As suggested in a previous post, it can start with as little as 8 lines of code. This week, a Bitcoin exchange site called Mt. Gox suffered a data breach. How this happened is still the subject of intense debate, but we’ve already learned […]
Seize the Space – Why Technology is Creative
If you happened to be in a certain conference room in midtown Manhattan last April, you would have witnessed something seemingly normal: two executive creative directors (ECDs) reviewing campaign work and debating brand attributes, customer aspirations, and engagement. What made this meeting extraordinary is the fact that one of the ECDs was a gifted programmer […]
Google IO Highlights
Matias Pan and Carlos Sessa, two mobile developers from the R/GA Buenos Aires offices traveled to San Francisco and attended Google IO, Google’s annual developer conference. We would like to introduce you to some of the ideas and concepts we listened to at Google IO, so let’s get started. Android Momentum The main keynote started […]
SuperHappyDevHouse in Singapore
Hackathon. Barcamp. Hack Day. Lightning Talks. Developer meetups. If any of these makes sense to you, you will not be a stranger to SuperHappyDevHouse (SHDH). SuperHappyDevHouse is an international series of non-exclusive events targeted at developers, the “hacker” community and basically anyone who’s passionate about technology. At the heart of it, SHDH is a […]
