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    • SXSW 2016 Voting Is Open SXSW 2016 Voting Is Open by Brian Hanley
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  • Your API design is a silent killer

    When building applications for mobile devices the first consideration is usually the screen size. This is very different from desktops but an equally critical distinction is how these mobile devices connect to the internet. Mobile internet connections tend to be unstable, have massive fluctuations in their latency and are frequently offline. We should be enabling our […]

    Published by Bobby Schultz
    Posted: 2013-03-19
    Filed under: Best Practices, Design, Technology
  • Family CTO: The New “Batteries Not Included”

    The following is a fictional composite based on the real holiday experiences of many Family CTOs I have spoken with. After some serious conversation on the Inspirational PowerPoint Mob’s IRC channel, Gra@nny aka “G-Mom” is ready to drop some serious cash on high tech gift for Jimmy (10) and Junior (5). Armed with great […]

    Published by Nick Katsivelos
    Posted: 2013-03-14
    Filed under: Technology
  • The Web Moves Forward at W3Conf

    Every year, the W3C holds a conference for web professionals where the latest on HTML, CSS, and everything else related to the open web platform is discussed and celebrated. This year I was fortunate enough to attend and it was thrilling to be around hundreds of other people that are as interested in the open […]

    Published by Tim Hettler
    Posted: 2013-03-07
    Filed under: Browsers, Events, Technology
  • Mobile World Congress 2013 – Back from Barcelona, Unchanged

    A strange thing didn’t happen in Barcelona this week. I arrived home, unchanged and I suspect 70,000 other folks had the same experience, or lack of it. The event was gigantic. The new exhibition space at Fira Gran Via was 94,000 square meters – that’s in the neighborhood of 10 American football fields. There were […]

    Published by Nick Katsivelos
    Posted: 2013-03-06
    Filed under: Events, Industry, Mobile, Rants
  • Parse @ R/GA

    Last week Parse‘s CEO & Founder Ilya Sukhar visited the R/GA offices in New York to introduce our development teams to the Parse platform. Parse.com’s mission is to abstract backend functionality into one scalable and fully featured platform.  While it’s particularly powerful for mobile apps, there’s no limit to how developers can integrate it into their […]

    Published by John Tubert
    Posted: 2013-03-05
    Filed under: Cloud, Mobile, Technology
  • Brainstorming Technology First @SXSW

    This year at SXSW, I’m talking about an ongoing experiment I’ve been doing here at R/GA for the past year. It’s not an experiment about software or hardware, nor does it involve social networks or mobile apps, it’s an experiment with the brainstorming process. Specifically, I wanted to see if there was a way we could improve blank canvas brainstorming to take into account the unique nature of digital products and services.

    Published by Will Turnage
    Posted: 2013-03-04
    Filed under: Best Practices, Design, Events, Marketing, Mobile, Technology
    This year at SXSW, I'm talking about an ongoing experiment I've been doing here at R/GA for the past year. It's not an experiment about software or hardware, nor does it involve social networks or mobile apps, it's an experiment with the brainstorming process. Specifically, I wanted to see if there was a way we could improve blank canvas brainstorming to take into account the unique nature of digital products and services.
  • Our 100th Post

    Today R/GA’s Techblog reached our hundreth post! Thanks to our readers, writers, editors, illustrators and all the people who helped achieve this modest but historic milestone. When we launched Techblog twenty one months ago, we never imagined the blog would become the phenomenon it has, or that we would scoop the mainstream media with posts […]

    Published by John Mayo-Smith
    Posted: 2013-02-27
    Filed under: Technology
  • R/GA @ SXSW 2013

    R/GA is going to be at SXSW this year, are you? Come check out any of our sessions.

    Published by Martin Maisonpierre
    Posted: 2013-02-26
    Filed under: Events, Technology
    R/GA is going to be at SXSW this year, are you? Come check out any of our sessions.
  • Nick Law: Innovation is Not a Big Idea

    In a recent opinion piece for Australia’s B&T magazine, Nick Law, R/GA’s EVP, Global Chief Creative Officer discussed innovation. Not innovation as a big idea, but as a different way of working. A way of working that’s difficult to do if you’re set in your ways. As Nick says, “When we talk about the transition […]

    Published by Martin Maisonpierre
    Posted: 2013-02-20
    Filed under: Best Practices, Design, Industry, Marketing, Technology
  • Three Tips for Developers at the Start of Projects

    Here in Brazil we just launched two major projects.  If I had to start them over again, here are three tips I would take with me. Tip #1 Automate. People underestimate the amount of time it takes to perform routine tasks like deployment. Automation doesn’t just save time it keeps teams motivated. Automate any routines […]

    Published by Anderson Leite
    Posted: 2013-02-12
    Filed under: Best Practices, Technology, Tips
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