IPI #10 – Richard Van Camp Welcome to Indigenous Peeps in the Industry or ‘IPI‘ – my blog series that celebrates Indigenous artists, writers, and other creatives working in the comic book and/or video game industry. In this edition, I talk to super-author, Richard Van Camp. I first met Richard in 2008 at the Eiteljorg Museum, as we were […]
IPI #9 – Kristina BadHand Kristina and Lee Francis IV at the INC booth Oh, hello, there. I didn’t see you, there. 😉 Welcome to another iteration of Indigenous Peeps in the Industry or ‘IPI‘ – my on-going blog series that celebrates Indigenous artists, writers, and other creatives working in the comic book and/or video game […]
IPI #8 – Roy Boney Hi-ho, everyone! ☺ This portion of Indigenous Peeps in the Industry or ‘IPI‘ – which is my on-going blog series that celebrates Indigenous artists, writers, and other creative individuals working either in the comic book or video game industry – spotlights the ever-talented, Roy Boney. I’ve known Roy for some time now, have spent time […]
[note: first published at “eLearning Development Tech Thoughts” blog on 9/6/13.] Anyone adding audio on earlier versions of Microsoft Internet Explorer, such as IE8, you doubtlessly aware of some of the pit-falls with placing/embedding MP3 audio on an HTML page, running on IE8. Sure, you can embed the MP3 file easily enough; but to play it, users […]
[note: first published on “eLearning Development Tech Thoughts” blog on 9/5/13] In my blog article, “Fun-fun-FUNctions…with IE8“, I offer a quick-fix for developers having JavaScript issues when creating content for Windows Internet Explorer 8 browser. While both the example and the workaround code is relative simple, there is a larger discussion at work here: browser compatibility. Certainly, […]
We developers love to gripe – about client special requests, internet speed, cold coffee…you name it – but we always seem to gripe about whatever tech restrictions working at the time. This holds true when programming HTML (or HTML5, if you’re lucky) for various browsers – and seems especially true when dealing with versions of […]
[note: first published at “eLearning Development Tech Thoughts” blog on 6/9/13.] main stage at mLearnCon 2013 Despite being a “first-timer” to the Mobile Learning Conference and Expo (or “mLearnCon“), I thoroughly enjoyed my time. Now that I have not only successfully attended the conference, but also given two presentations, I believe I qualify as a “seasoned veteran”. […]
[note: first published at “eLearning Development Tech Thoughts” blog on 4/12/13.] Mobile created with jQuery Mobile Sure. Despite maintaining a level of professional agnosticism (the right ‘tool’ for the job is the one that works at the time), I have my own preferences on which code to use…doesn’t everyone? But which one – jQuery Mobile or Sencha Touch – is “better” […]
[note: first published at “eLearning Development Tech Thoughts” blog on 10/1/12.] mLearning DevCon 2012 (http://www.mlearningdevcon.com), happening in Philadephia, PA, October 2-5, 2012, is sure to be an exciting event this year with many great topics and speakers. As we close on the final hours before the big event, ICF will be well-represented with three speakers and four topics. […]
[note: first published at “eLearning Development Tech Thoughts” blog on 7/3/12.] Ok. I’ll admit, right up front, that I’m not going to take sides on this one. I’ve been a long-time developer using both HTML-based and Flash-based solutions. I’m quite comfortable using either technology to get the job done. To use a mechanical analogy: Say […]
