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Monthly Archives: December 2007
Marry Christmas, Happy 2008 and Happy Gaming with XNA 2.0
This is probably my last post in 2007. Therefore, I’d like to wish you Merry Christmas and an excellent new year. 2008 will be a year of many, many challenges, but we can talk about this in a future … Continue reading
Posted in Games
15 Comments
Here comes another bubble
Hilarious! [click here if you can’t see the embedded video below] []s— AFurtado
Posted in IT
16 Comments
[UX Pitfalls] Compactless/unsorted information display and liar links
[This post is part of a series. To understand the context, click here.] Today’s User Experience (UX) Pitfall goes to Yahoo Groups. In the past, I was able to see all my groups in a single page, in a … Continue reading
Posted in User Experience
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Far away from “informaticity”
In a previous post, when this blog was still written in portuguese, I’ve started (actually, tried to start) a series of posts presenting real-world examples of how end-users’ life in our IT world… sucks. The point in which I … Continue reading
Posted in User Experience
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Game development: learning from practice
Which is the most important part of a (digital) game? While you think about this, let me share some insights from an interview [pt-BR] that a brazilian test manager from the XNA Live Server group did to a brazilian … Continue reading
Posted in Games
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Screen Transition Language on its way
"ScreenTransitionLanguage" is one of the domain-specific languages (DSLs) I’m developing to automate XNA game development. I’m planning to design other languages as well, such as to define entity state (ex.: jumping, attacking, etc.) or to declare which game entities … Continue reading
Posted in Software Engineering
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TV + Xbox + Media Center + Messenger
Xbox 360 is a Windows Media Center Extender, which makes it possible to access Media Center through the console. The last Xbox 360 update now also makes it possible to use MSN messenger from within the console. Putting everything … Continue reading
Posted in IT
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First day at Microsoft: experiences from other people
My friend Renato Guimarães pointed me to some nice posts (here, here and I found other here) that discuss about how it feels to start working for Microsoft. Valuable insights from text and comments: "The great part of course … Continue reading
Posted in Career
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Microsoft Tech Ed Brazil – feedback (so far) and DSL Tools resources
Today was the second day of Microsoft Tech Ed Brazil, in São Paulo. Tech Ed Brazil is the most important Microsoft event in Brazil and the fourth biggest Tech Ed, in size, of the world. Yesterday, in the opening … Continue reading
Posted in IT
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A tribute from Microsoft Brazil and Pernambuco State to Team Trivent Dreams
Tonight was a very special night for us (Team Trivent Dreams, winner of the Imagine Cup Korea 2007 Embedded Development Invitational). Microsoft Brazil has chosen our hometown, Recife, to settle its headquarters for the North/Northeast regions of Brazil. The … Continue reading
Posted in Imagine Cup
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