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Ya está listo para descarga el número 17 de la revista electrónica The MagPi correspondiente a este mes de octubre.

El índice es el siguiente:

• BRICKPI - LEGO NXT INTERFACE
• THE PICAMERAL EYETRACKER
• USB ARDUINO LINK
• MUNTS I/O EXPANSION BOARD
• LONG-RANGE WIRELESS
• PHYSICAL COMPUTING
• < XML />
• COMPETITION
• THIS MONTH'S EVENTS GUIDE
• THE C CAVE
• SCRATCH PATCH
• FEEDBACK

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Durante del 12 al 14 de junio de este año se celebró la conferencia de desarrolladores noruega en Oslo, NDC 2013. El evento está lleno de charlas y muchas de ellas tienen muy buena pinta.

Para no perder la costumbre, aquí os dejamos la lista de los vídeos de las charla:

• The Science of Communities Behind Software
• Accelerating Agile: hyper-performing teams without the hype
• Making Magic: Combining Data, Information, Services and Programming, at Internet-Scale
• Continuously Deploying Complex Apps Doesn't Have to Suck!
• Building Real World Cloud Apps with Windows Azure - Part 1
• Concurrent and High-Performance Programming in .NET with TPL, async/await, and Dataflow
• Creating Web Experiences with Users in Mind
• SP2013 Workflows and you
• Better Software — No Matter What
• Effective Leadership: How to avoid anti-learning Agile advice
• Clean Architecture and Design
• Powershell for developers
• Building Real World Cloud Apps with Windows Azure - Part 2
• The Abstractions of AngularJS
• From requests to responses: a journey into the ASP.NET Web API runtime architecture
• Cage Match - EmberJS vs. Angular
• Better Software — No Matter What
• Refactoring Noda Time (part 1)
• Do it right, then do the right thing
• Succeeding with Functional-first Programming in Industry
• Windows - Having its ass kicked by Puppet and PowerShell since 2012
• Cloud Messaging with Node.js and RabbitMQ
• The road to Atlantis - Right past that bend beyond Temporal Coupling Lane.
• Backbone is supposed to give me structure, but everything is still just a mess
• SharePoint 2013 Search - What's new and cool
• Better Software — No Matter What
• Patterns of Effective Teams
• Developing Offline Applications with HTML 5
• (Re-)architecting for Continuous Delivery
• Racing Thru the Last Mile: Cloud Delivery Web-Scale Deployment
• Practical Publishing for Profitable Programmers
• Ember.js in Action
• Windows 8 Store Apps – An Introduction
• Better Software — No Matter What
• Building Applications with ASP.NET MVC (Workshop)
• Reintroducing Business Analysis into the Agile Stream and The Need for Structuring the Conversation with Stakeholders
• All you need to know about TypeScript
• You are not (only) a software developer! - Simplicity in practice
• Brewing Beer with Windows Azure
• Principles of Component Design.
• Patterns of large-scale JavaScript applications
• Live coding: The Windows Store Apps showdown - C# vs JavaScript
• Better Software — No Matter What
• Building Applications with ASP.NET MVC (Workshop)
• ++ Building Open Source Communities Through Social Architecture
• Faking Homoiconicity in C# with graphs
• Chef for developers
• Reactive meta-programming with drones
• .NET Rocks - Functional Programming Panel: Type systems and static typing - saving your ass or getting in your face
• How to cope with overnight success - Scaling your web app fast and cheap
• From Windows Forms to WinRT
• Better Software — No Matter What
• Building Applications with ASP.NET MVC (Workshop)
• Real World Polyglot Persistence
• Adopting Continuous Delivery
• Hacking .NET(C#) Application: An Unfriendly Territory
• Ground Control to Major Tom
• Require JS
• How to Change the World
• Windows 8 Store Apps – From Turtle to Rabbit
• Building clean and cohesive concurrent systems with F# agents
• CQRS Hypermedia with WebAPI
• UX by Developers
• Hacking .NET(C#) Application: Code of the Hacker
• Maintainable CSS - The Next Frontier of Front-End Engineering
• Abusing C#
• Don't let your process hide your ignorance
• Asynchronous Programming on the .NET Platform
• Windows Phone 8 – The advanced session
• The Seven Pillars Of Collaboration - Why agile teams need HISTORY in order to collaborate
• Telephones and postcards: our brave new world of messaging
• All projects should do usability testing!
• Securing ASP.NET Web APIs and HTTP Services
• Functional Programming You Already Know
• The Javascript Inferno - A Decent Into the Client-side MVC Netherworld
• Your Path through Agile Fluency
• Developing Games with Windows 8
• The Issuu Ecosystem - a real life perspective on web-scale infrastructure
• The Seven Pillars Of Collaboration - Why agile teams need HISTORY in order to collaborate
• Successfully retrofitting extensibility into established software products
• Information Alchemy: Presentation Patterns (& Anti-patterns)
• People, Process, Tools – The Essence of DevOps
• Erlang: a jump-start for .NET developers
• Being an Anti-social Geek is harmful
• Make Impacts, Not Software
• Sharing code with MVVM Light in Windows 8 and Windows Phone
• Defensive Programming 101 v3
• The Architecture of Uncertainty
• Web Usability on a Budget
• OAuth2 – The good, the bad and the ugly
• Certifying your car with Erlang
• Advanced HTTP Caching and patterns for Ninja Unicorns
• How much is a great developer worth?
• Tekpub's Full Throttle! Live on Stage with Jon Skeet
• Data is everywhere. Also in your Windows 8 app
• MVVM Without XAML: Writing Cross-Platform Mobile Applications with ReactiveUI
• A Developer's Guide to Design Frameworks (and More!)
• Rediscovering JavaScript
• What Every Hipster Should Know About Functional Programming
• Game on: Developing HTML5 games
• Growing software from examples
• Applied MVVM in Windows 8 apps: not your typical MVVM session!
• Lightning talks
• Enterprise hipster-apps with SharePoint and JavaScript
• SQL Server's Last Breath
• Architecting PhoneGap Applications
• Rigorous, Professional JavaScript
• ClojureScript: Lisp's Revenge
• How simple maths and BELIEF can help you coach people to change
• Leave the backend to us: building mobile apps with Azure Mobile Services
• Lightning talks
• Refactoring Noda Time (part 2)
• NuGet for the Enterprise
• HTML5 JavaScript APIs
• Introduction to Clojure
• Rigging Plan B: How To Go Live Safely With Bubbles, Domain Toggles And Obsessive Monitoring
• Sharing C# across Windows, Android and iOS using MvvmCross
• TDD, where did it all go wrong
• Mining your Creativity Mind
• Doing SPA with MVC & KnockoutJS
• Code-First NoSQL with .NET and Couchbase
• Lightning talks
• The Curious Clojureist
• Grid Computing with 256 Windows Azure Worker Roles & Kinect
• Real Cross-platform Mobile Applications - The Anti-Pattern
• Bleeding edge ASP.NET: See what is new and next for MVC, Web API, SignalR and more…
• Effective GitHubbing: The GitHub Flow
• Value of unit test: way from good design to easy maintenance
• Big Object Graphs Up Front
• Building Third-party Widgets and APIs using JavaScript
• Generic Programming Galore using D
• Continuously Deliver with ConDep
• iOS with C# using Xamarin
• Simulation Testing
• Debugging your mind
• Test Driving Nancy
• Writing Usable APIs in Practice
• Test-Driven JavaScript Master Class
• Exploring the C# Scripting Experience with scriptcs
• Continuous Delivery Zen on Windows Azure
• Android with C# using Xamarin
• Race Conditions, Distribution, Interactions--Testing the Hard Stuff and Staying Sane
• Building Startups and Minimum Viable Products using Lean Startup techniques
• Why Document Databases supercharge your app development
• Refactoring Noda Time (part 3)
• Service oriented architectures (hardcore separation of concerns)
• The Hip Hop Virtual Machine
• Succeeding with TDD: Pragmatic Techniques for effective mocking
• Web diagnostics with a Glimpse in ASP.NET
• Under the covers with ASP.NET SignalR
• Automated release management with TeamCity & OctopusDeploy
• Uncomfortable with Agility: What has Ten+ Years got us?
• Running with Ravens
• Deep C++
• Bare-Knuckle Web Development
• C# 5
• Running OSS Projects: From Zero to Sixty
• Building URL-Driven Apps with Ember.js
• Don’t do that, do this! Recommendations from the ASP.NET team
• Understanding Dependency Injection and Those Pesky Containers
• Holistic testing

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Soy Niko, creador de Cálico Electrónico y me dedico a la animación Flash tanto para hacer webtoons del tipo Cálico como para hacer trabajos para publicidad, televisión o cine.

También soy mamporrero de bichos palo y sexador de chimpancés a tiempo partido.

2) ¿Qué hardware utilizas en el trabajo y en casa?

Ordenador pepino, monitor más grande que Australia, wacom y cintiq ahí, a todo poder

3) ¿Qué software usas en el trabajo y en casa?

Flash, Photoshop, Cool Edit pro, Sound Forge, Premiere, Combustion, Pornohub…etc

4) ¿Qué libros estás leyendo ahora?

“California 83” de Pepe Colubí y “Un Mundo en Viñetas” de Juan Royo

5) ¿Qué música estás escuchando ahora?

METROPOL, Lana del Rey, Angelo Badalamenti, Rhian Sheehan…etc

Nota de CyberHades: tenemos el honor de conocer a Niko, un gran artista y una gran persona. Si tenéis la oportunidad de coincidir con él, no dudéis en preguntarle, por ejemplo, cómo le llegó la inspiración del personaje de Perchita ;). Un abrazo desde aquí a nuestro amigo Niko.