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Roll your own Twitter Feed with Backbone.js

Backbone.js is a JavaScript framework that manages complexity on the client while enabling the creation of rich HTML5 applications in a MVC-style fashion. For the more tech-savvy: Backbone.js gives...

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Windows 8 Metro Javascript apps–Initial Thoughts

For the past couple of weeks I’ve had a chance to take a closer look at the process of building Metro-style apps for Windows 8.  Since I have a long background in web development, I was curious about...

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Windows 8: Sharing html content with images in local storage

We are working on a Windows 8 app where we simply need to email the results of a survey. Sounds easy enough, right? Particularly with Windows 8′s shiny new Share framework. Fast forward a month of...

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Windows 8: Using SQLite and C# Data Layer with an HTML/JavaScript app

One of my first questions when starting to develop on Windows 8 was what do I use for local storage.  It seemed like a lot of the samples were geared to consuming public web apis/services and that is...

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Large Datasets in Windows 8: Part 1 – Displaying the Data

Note: This is part one of a two part series. Part two focuses on how to sync datasets to a local SQLite database and can be found here. Windows 8 offers some great controls to display data. For this...

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Large Datasets in Windows 8: Part 2 – Syncing Datasets to SQLite

Note: This is part two of a two part series. Part one focuses on how to get data from a web service using a C# data layer and display it in a ListView and can be found here. In my previous post, I...

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The Tech Behind a Contre Jour Snot

While the award winning game Contre Jour is amazing on many fronts, its stunning visuals are probably its most unique asset. As detailed in a colleague’s blog post the game creates its graphics through...

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Win8 and Flowing Authentication Credentials

The Problem A couple months back I was developing a demo Windows 8 application (HTML/JS) and needed to authenticate against a web service on the corporate network. The credentials needed are the same...

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Three JS Introduction For Non Developers

Three.js Jumpstart Three.js is a cross-browser compatible JavaScript library for creating 3-D graphics on a web browser. Three.js scripts are used with the HTML5 canvas element, SVG, and WebGL to...

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Our Summer with Parse

Intro We have been using Parse as the backend platform for a Web site and iOS app for a few months now and wanted to share some of our feedback (Pros, Cons, and Gotchas) on a few of the functional...

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