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    • SXSW 2016 Voting Is Open SXSW 2016 Voting Is Open by Brian Hanley
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    • Programming a flying bull with Node.js, Coffeescript and Parrot AR 2.0 Drone Programming a flying bull with Node.js, Coffeescript and Parrot AR 2.0 Drone by brunolazzaro
  • Programming a flying bull with Node.js, Coffeescript and Parrot AR 2.0 Drone

    When I was very young, my father used to take me to an airfield where hobbyists would gather to show off their model planes. I think that memory forced my hand into buying a Parrot A.R. Drone 2 a month ago. The Parrot AR 2.0 Drone is now widely available with a 1GHZ ARM Cortex […]

    Published by brunolazzaro
    Posted: 2013-01-24
    Filed under: Design, Mobile, Source Code, Technology
  • R/GA London Picks 5 Hot Technologies for 2013

    At the end of 2012, Web Designer magazine asked the R/GA London technology team for our opinion on what would be “hot” for web design in 2013. After a bit of group discussion we put forward 5 things, which ended up being published over a frighteningly large photograph of my head! Those 5 things were […]

    Published by Martin Maisonpierre
    Posted: 2013-01-22
    Filed under: Technology
  • Three tips to improve your XCode4 skills

    Help Xcode 4 help you! Work more efficiently with these tips, focusing more on the code and less on the IDE. Tip #1 Use separate tabs for different tasks (editing source, editing nibs, debugging, building, etc). Cmd+T opens a new tab. Each tab will remember its layout, so you can configure it to fit a […]

    Published by Agustin De Cabrera
    Posted: 2013-01-14
    Filed under: Best Practices, Technology, Tips
  • Training and Using your Brain at CES 2013

    After re-acclimating to the unique mixture of highly oxygenated air and cigarette smoke found only in Las Vegas, I joined the melee at the convention center for CES, the largest consumer electronics show on earth. Last year at CES R/GA scouted would-be FuelBand competitors such as the MotoACTV and the Basis health tracker. This year […]

    Published by Nick Coronges
    Posted: 2013-01-11
    Filed under: Technology
  • Connected-Devices, Node.js, Arduino, Responsive, NoSQL in a Box, and the ClockPareil

    Some experts think connected-devices will increase productivity by several trillion dollars in the coming years. From jet turbines to industrial food processing machines, there are over three million different types of machines that can be controlled and maintained more efficiently with help from the internet. Hoping to learn more, I found time over  the vacation to […]

    Published by John Mayo-Smith
    Posted: 2013-01-03
    Filed under: Browsers, Cloud, Ecosystem, Industry, Scalability, Security, Source Code, Technology
  • The best hackathon teams combine technology, creativity and strategy

    I spent this weekend at Hack // Meat, a hackathon focused on bringing change and innovation to the way meat is currently produced, processed, distributed, sold and consumed. The event brought together over 100 people from almost 10 states, and the 15+ teams worked on a wide range of hacks from scheduling systems to marketing […]

    Published by Will Turnage
    Posted: 2012-12-11
    Filed under: Best Practices, Cloud, Events, Marketing, Scalability, Technology
  • The Family CTO

    In the fall of 1987, by advising my father on the purchase of an IBM-compatible machine from PCs Limited, I had unwittingly accepted a lifelong shadow career. From that moment on, I was the Family CTO. Some 25 years later, I now manage a complex infrastructure in five locations. The devices supported went from a […]

    Published by Nick Katsivelos
    Posted: 2012-12-03
    Filed under: Technology
  • When the Navy Master Clock Fails

    “A man with a watch knows what time it is. A man with two watches is never sure.”— Segal’s Law (Source: US Naval Observatory Website) R/GA wrote the software that synchronizes the playback of more than a dozen mega-signs in Times Square. Network Time Protocol (NTP) is a big part of what keeps the signs operating in […]

    Published by John Mayo-Smith
    Posted: 2012-11-27
    Filed under: Technology
  • ABC News Realtime Election Results in Times Square

    Today, ABC News special “Your Voice, Your Vote 2012” election coverage originates live from election headquarters at the Crossroads of the World. The Pomegranate API, developed in partnership with the R/GA technology group, is being utilized to synchronize and coordinate the enormous digital facade of NASDAQ and the 23 story high Thomson-Reuters sign with live ABC […]

    Published by John Mayo-Smith
    Posted: 2012-11-06
    Filed under: Best Practices, Events, Marketing, Technology
  • 5 Pro MongoDB Data Modeling Tips

    We recently challenged ourselves by choosing mongodb for a client project.  After a lot of prototypes, tests, wrong approaches, right approaches, lively discussions, and theorizing about the role of NoSQL databases, we decided to move on and face – with responsibility – the challenge. From this amazing experience we developed 5 pro tips that kept […]

    Published by Marcio Garcia
    Posted: 2012-10-31
    Filed under: Technology
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