system_blue exhibited in Bern
I'm very excited to announce that «system_blue», a Flash game I've been developing with LerNetz for their client SDC (the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation) has recently been completed and will be exhibited during the next days at the Bundesplatz in Bern.
The game puts you in the position of a manager, taking care of watering systems, which supply farms, homes and factories with water pumped from a river nearby. By rotating valves and, thus, directing the water flow through the pipes, it is your task to assure all involved parties get their fair share of the precious liquid. Not an easy assignment, since with every level the blue system grows more complex and challenging as you try to keep the water tanks from flowing over or running dry.
Speaking at gotoAndSki(‘Switzerland’)
Since gotoAndSki('Switzerland') is only a week away, it's about time I blogged about the talk I'll be doing. I'm really looking forward to this unique type of event, since I love the idea of a bunch of geeks huddling up in the mountains, enjoying the snow and some decent Flash talk. Plus, it'll give me a chance to visit Switzerland again and meet up with a bunch of good friends I've been missing ever since I moved away. So here's what I'm gonna talk about in my presentation called:
Hot Wireless Data Fudge
2010 was jam-packed with amazing news and updates around the Flash Platform. But one of the topics that struck me most was how to exchange data locally over WLAN between an AIR application running on a desktop computer and one running on a mobile device without using the internet and/or any additional services such as Adobe Stratus/Cirrus.
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- 3 very productive days were followed by 1 day of talking, planning and research. results are reassuring enough to go home "early". Bathtub!
(about 2 days ago) - @fnicollet I essentially started this whole thing on Monday, that's why I'm still a n00b concerning map terminology ;)
(about 3 days ago) - @fnicollet err... dunno. using the default used by L.TileLayer. Does that help? Guess not ;) Should be fun to see how Chrome translates ;)
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