The keyboard and mouse are dead. Long live touch interactions.

The term CAD (Computer Aided Design), may be due for an update in terminology.

Moving from the physical drafting board to the desktop computer resulted in the keyboard and mouse filling in for the…

An open letter to testers and managers

Throughout my studies and career, it was recommended to me by friends and coworkers to switch from Q.A. to development, citing better pay and better career options.

Playing with Primes

This post aims to add another skill to your “bag-of-tricks” as a programmer, whether you’re on the client side, server side or a full stack kind of developer. Code demonstrations are implemented in simple C++ / Java-like pseudo-code, but should be easily transferable to any programming…

Ford vs. 3D Printing

Certainly as an Autodesk employee, it is nearly impossible to ignore and not take an extreme curiosity, or better yet, an active role, in the next industrial revolution happening currently with the growth of 3D printing. The existence of 3D printing, or additive manufacturing, technology has…

Why we should abandon the classic MVC in mobile development

Recently we have tried to find a way to deal with one of the major difficulties in mobile applications development — writing the code as testable as possible.

Drunk UX

You might have come across TheUserIsDrunk.com at some point or another. For a fee, the owner of the aforementioned site will test your product…

Keep Your Cutting Board Clean — Coding Lessons I’ve Learned as a Cook

My perspective on life is that you can pick up useful insights no matter where you are.

As for me, despite working with code most of my life — some years ago I was working as cook in…

KEEP CALM AND TRUST IN THE DATA — 5 WAYS TO HANDLE A USAGE DROP

Usage is probably the most basic data you can (and should) collect about your customers. By knowing how much time they spend in your application and how often they come back to it can let you know if they are happy with…

Test Android Push Notifications

One of the more efficient ways to communicate messages directly to your app is via Google’s GCM service. This post is about how to test your GCM once set up in your project.