A quick shout out to Vodafone to say thanks for recommending The Ripple Environment Emulator to your developers on your Developers Tool Page. Check us out! You can also spot us this month in the Vodafone Monthly Developer Newsletter. Thanks Guys. Also note that Vodafone has released six more countries across Europe including dates for their upcoming Developer Dev Days [...]
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We’re at it again! To say the past few weeks have been busy for us would be a grand understatement. We’ve already made the announcement about Gord joining our team. We are now pleased to announce that Dale Hadwen will also be joining us as our newest full time developer in August. Dale learned to use [...]
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We have been heads down and working hard on adding many new features to Ripple over the past 3 weeks. We are happy to announce that we have added support for several JIL Widget APIs to get Ripple closer to Silver compliance support. Those include: AudioPlayer support (you can now test your audio enabled widgets) [...]
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Yesterday the tinyHippos team had the pleasure to attend Communitech’s 2010 Tech Leadership Conference held at Bingemans in Kitchener. You might have had the chance to stop by our booth for a demo and free hippo chocolates, or catch Dan Silivestru on the air chatting with 570 news’ Gary Doyle. Communitech put on a great event [...]
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It is my great pleasure to welcome our newest employee: Gord Tanner. Gord brings over 6 years of experience in software development to tinyHippos, but his love affair with computers and technology goes back way longer then that. He put up his fist BBS back in 1994 and has been addicted to making computers do awesome things [...]
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Here at tinyHippos, we use JavaScript extensively. As a matter of fact it is our core development language right now. So I’m often surprised to see how many developers don’t understand how closure works. There are some great resources out there that I recommend every JavaScript developer read / watch and I’ll post them all [...]
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Dan Silivestru
Brent Lintner
Pj Lowe
Gord Tanner
Mark J. McArdle