I have been a Glass explorer since last November and regularly give a lot of talks at conferences and meetups. One of the first things that I really wanted to have was a way to have my speaker notes be…
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Using Google Glass For Reveal.js Speaker Notes
Posted in Development, Glass, Javascript, Mobile, Wearables Tagged with: Android, Glass, Google Glass, Keynote, Reveal.js, Wearables
RubyNation Recap
Recently I had the honor of being able to speak for a second time at Rubynation in Washington DC. Rubynation is a two day, dual track conference that focuses on Ruby and related technologies. Speaking On The Second Day This…
Posted in Development, Glass, Mobile, rails, Wearables Tagged with: Conferences, Ruby, Rubyfriends, Rubynation, Washington DC
Getting Started With Google Glass Development Using Ruby, the Mirror API and Heroku
While Google Glass is a Android device, you don’t need to be an Android developer to start to create apps for it. What is the Mirror API The Mirror API is a Google API based cloud service that hooks into…
Posted in Development, Glass, Mobile, rails, ruby, Wearables Tagged with: Active Record, Google Glass, Heroku, Rails, Ruby, Wearables
Getting Started with PhoneGap on Google Glass
Until last December your only option as a non-Google employee for developing Glass applications was to use the Mirror API. While the Mirror API is relatively easy to use, especially as a Rubyist, it has limited functionality. Now that the…
Posted in Development, Glass, Javascript, Mobile, Wearables Tagged with: Glass, PhoneGap, wearable, Wearables
Rubyconf Taiwan 2014 Recap
Last month I had the honor of being able to speak at Rubyconf Taiwan with a talk about Analytics for the Busy Ruby Developer. Rubyconf Taiwan is a two day, two track conference dedicated to all things Ruby that had…
Analytics for the Busy Ruby Developer Slides are up!
Recently I gave a talk at Rubyconf Taiwan about Analytics in Ruby. Check out the slides below!
Posted in AngularJS, Database, Development, gems, Glass, Javascript, Mobile, rails, ruby, scaling Tagged with: Analytics, D3JS, Data Science, Dynamo DB, Mongo DB, Ruby, Rubyconf Taiwan, S3
WearScript, Google Glass, and Keynote Speaker Notes
I’ve been a Glass explorer since December of 2013. If you’ve seen me around since then, you’d know that I’m usually wearing my Glass when I’m out and about. Some of its preinstalled apps, such as the one for navigation,…
Posted in Development, Glass, Javascript, Mobile, Uncategorized, Wearables Tagged with: Android, Glass, Keynote, Mobile, Wearables, Wearscript