Three Melons' Blog

Code Camp Buenos Aires 2009

El próximo sábado 26 de septiembre se va a estar realizando la nueva edición de Code Camp, en la Universidad de Palermo.
El evento va a contar con decenas de oradores y conferencias durante todo el día. Nosotros vamos a estar hablando sobre desarrollo de juegos multiplataforma con Unity3D.
Acá se puede ver la agenda completa.
Esperamos verlos ahí!

Agiles 2008 in Buenos Aires

This year we are sponsoring Agiles 2008, which is taking place in Buenos Aires for the first time. This event, gathers IT professionals who are interested in the use of agile methodologies for software development. If you are interested in learning more about the workshops and conferences that will be taking place in October, check out: http://agiles2008.org/es/index.php

 

 

                                       

Video explanation at its best

What a video! If you don't know much about the Web, HTML and other Internet names, just enjoy and learn how to communicate a concept through a digital video.

[Clapping in a standing ovation]

Flash on Mobiles, please!

Adobe Flash is an amazing platform to deliver rich content through the Web, 96% of Internet users know that. After ten years of improvement, with Actionscript 3 about to be launched and new version adoption accelerating, they don't need to be afraid of Microsoft's attempts to create a new standard for Rich Media apps.

Now, here comes my rant: why aren't there more Flash on Mobile devices?!?! There's a huge list of people wanting to create for mobiles and the possibilities are infinite.

Flash Lite is hugely popular in Japan, let's hope they can take over the West.

iPhone Mania

Everybody wants an iPhone. Some think it's cute, some think it's a great mash up with the iPod, some just want one to be cooler.

It's definitely an awesome gadget, but as Seth Godin remarks, it still doesn't make a huge leap in technology. Commenting on his post, there are a few interesting initiatives to empower phones with social networks and some "proximity" location services such as Dodgeball.com. I guess a problem here is that there are still to many silos of information and there's no big social network that has taken over. On the bright side: Wifi ready smartphones will make it simpler for developers to create apps to take advantage of the social effect.

Digg and Guy

Most people in Latin America don't use Digg.com. Most people in Latin America don't know Guy Kawasaki.

Sooooooooo... here's something good for you: a blogpost from Guy commenting about the basics on Digg.com.