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In this episode, we talk to fellow Author Kacie Hultgren talks shows what it takes to get into 3d printing, discussing how much it costs to get started and some of the services and software you can use. Audio version | Subscribe on iTunes

This week we talk with the awesome Ann Marie Concepción, Author of Facebook & Twitter for Business and Twitter for Business. about Twitter. She answers questions from our audience on who should be on twitter, what tools you should use to maximize your reach, how to improve your network and what introverts should do to … Continue reading Ep73: Giving you the Twitter Business →

This week Morten is back in the captain’s seat, James is taking a break and Ray has standards. Plus, we talk to special guest David Gassner about the recent Google IO announcements, including Materials, wearables, where the cars and why we didn’t see Google glass at the show. Audio version | Subscribe on iTunes

The amazingly jetlagged Morten takes a break while Ray continues his training on Hangouts on Air. Meanwhile we have two special guests Mordy Golding, who shows us his awesome Ink and Slide pen from Adobe and James Fritz. We discuss the new Adobe announcements in detail. Audio version | Subscribe on iTunes

Ray takes over the duties of Chief host while we suspect Morten is visiting a Twilight Convention in Romania. Meanwhile, special guest Simon Allardice and Co-Author James Williamson break down the details of Swift and the WWDC convention from a Developers perspective. Is it like JavaScript or Python? How easy it is to learn? What … Continue reading Ep70: When the Cat’s Away →

In this episode the crew talks about some news and technologies making the rounds at conferences like famo.us, React and PPK on Pixels, Ilya Grigorik on web font performance and Foundation’s focus on Apps. Audio version | Subscribe on iTunes

Yes! Doug Winnie is back on Authored Content this week with lots to talk about including an update on Google Glass, Siri vs Cortana and the Surface Pro 3. Audio version | Subscribe on iTunes

Morten abandons all hope for correctly numbering episodes and moves towards a completely random system. We discuss rumors about biometric earpod sensors. Plus, Morten talks about the picture element feature of his new Theme. Then, Ray introduces a new e-mail service called quill.io. Audio version | Subscribe on iTunes

In this episode, we join special guest Coleen Lewis to talk about Computer Science in education as well as women in technology and how we can attract minorities to Computer Science. Audio version | Subscribe on iTunes

May the fourth be with you a bit early! What’s with Google’s decision to hide URLs in the search bar? Has the Appification of the web gone too far? We also have an awesome discussion about James’ newest icon font he designed for one of his courses. Audio version | Subscribe on iTunes

In another misnamed episode, Morten is streaming live from School, where Ray makes a big announcement that involves the new Twitter redesign and James is concerned about his daughter’s use of minecraft construction methods. Plus how using sliders affects engagement.Plus, professor Rand-Hendriksen talks about his involvement with a local school. Audio version | Subscribe on iTunes

Regardless of what Morten says…this is actually episode 63. We start with a discussion of Easter and then move onto some real web stuff with a great discussion of the Picture Element. (http://picture.responsiveimages.org/, http://scottjehl.github.io/picturefill/) Audio version | Subscribe on iTunes

We’re joined by special guest Simon Allardice to explain the Heartbleed bug while Ray takes his dad to the mall. The guys talk about security in the new millenium. Audio version | Subscribe on iTunes

This week, James takes a break while Ray remenices about the Megacon. Plus we talk about the odd Pairing of Facebook with Oculus Rift, and then get serious with special guest Chris Converse talking about Kunf-fu wordpress development and using JavaScript for detecting media queries. Audio version | Subscribe on iTunes

This week, we start off with a gentle conversation on the new version of Angular.js and some of it’s implications. Then…Ray goes to MegaCon, Morten talks about normcore. Somewhere in there Morten goes on a rant about Net Neutrality and he sort of loses it. Thankfully, James intervenes with a quick pivot into code as […]