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Re: Which technological developments did you like most in 2014?

HobbyProggy14-Dec-14 20:58

HobbyProggy

14-Dec-14 20:58

2014 -> exoskeletons, pretty cool stuff | Landing of Philae | Security breaches en masse | Yotaphone 2

~~2015 -> Occulus Rift gentlemans websites support with exoskeleton support....~~
2015 -> Currently i don't know anything else than VR, VR, VR and VR Smile | :)

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Re: Which technological developments did you like most in 2014?

db7uk14-Dec-14 22:17

db7uk

14-Dec-14 22:17

sorry but I just laughed my acorns off at point 2.. Good start to the morning.. Laugh | :laugh:

Re: Which technological developments did you like most in 2014?

Duncan Edwards Jones14-Dec-14 22:23

Duncan Edwards Jones

14-Dec-14 22:23

Windows Azure Machine Learning studio[^] - built some really powerful data anomaly detection stuff in a couple of days that I don't think I could have done at all before it.

Re: Which technological developments did you like most in 2014?

Dominic Burford15-Dec-14 21:12

Dominic Burford

15-Dec-14 21:12

Not come across this but it sounds likes it's worth a peek Smile | :)

"There are two ways of constructing a software design: One way is to make it so simple that there are obviously no deficiencies, and the other way is to make it so complicated that there are no obvious deficiencies. The first method is far more difficult." - C.A.R. Hoare

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Re: Which technological developments did you like most in 2014?

Nagy Vilmos14-Dec-14 23:24

Nagy Vilmos

14-Dec-14 23:24

It all sucked! Until someone perfects the Shark-Mounted-Laser, technology can go take a long walk off a short pier.

Re: Which technological developments did you like most in 2014?

megaadam15-Dec-14 1:00

megaadam

15-Dec-14 1:00

I have to agree with Nagy that most of is sucked, but my vote falls on CP making the [selected] text highlight orange. That was rather nifty!

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Re: Which technological developments did you like most in 2014?

Anurag Gandhi15-Dec-14 20:06

Anurag Gandhi

15-Dec-14 20:06

Angular. It was the first pick for me this year.

Life is a computer program and everyone is the programmer of his own life.

Re: Which technological developments did you like most in 2014?

Dominic Burford15-Dec-14 21:11

Dominic Burford

15-Dec-14 21:11

I'm still not sure about Angular. I've read around it and had a play with it, but can't fathom where or why I would use it. Maybe you can help with that?

Re: Which technological developments did you like most in 2014?

Anurag Gandhi15-Dec-14 22:53

Anurag Gandhi

15-Dec-14 22:53

Well I can't teach you angular here over the lounge.
But it has provided 3 fundamentals to web developer we were desperately looking for: Automated Data Binding, Declarative Syntax for controls/tags and loosely coupled architecture.
In addition to that, it has many more awesome features. Jump in to youtube and watch some Angular related videos to rejuvenate yourself.

Life is a computer program and everyone is the programmer of his own life.

Re: Which technological developments did you like most in 2014?

Dominic Burford16-Dec-14 1:56

Dominic Burford

16-Dec-14 1:56

I wasn't looking for a tutorial on Angular as there are already plenty of them on here. I just can't see why or where I would use it.

Re: Which technological developments did you like most in 2014?

DonBarry16-Dec-14 5:14

DonBarry

16-Dec-14 5:14

in place of jquery for front end logic ?

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Re: Which technological developments did you like most in 2014?

Simon O'Riordan from UK16-Dec-14 4:15

Simon O'Riordan from UK

16-Dec-14 4:15

I heard somebody developed a pair of glasses that go opaque whenever you read somebody talking about how we 'may all be living in a computer simulation'.

Next year I want them to introduce the same thing for loonies suggesting 'we may all be living in a hologram'(cos, you know, holograms are really cool and stuff). D'Oh! | :doh:

Re: Which technological developments did you like most in 2014?

Simon O'Riordan from UK16-Dec-14 4:17

Simon O'Riordan from UK

16-Dec-14 4:17

I mean, one minute Judy Garland taps her red shoes together, next Hiroshima. Maybe if more people 'believed' we'd all be speaking Japanese and German at home.

Re: Which technological developments did you like most in 2014?

908236516-Dec-14 4:31

9082365

16-Dec-14 4:31

Come back to me when they've finally perfected a device for peeling, topping and tailing, and chopping an onion! Another wave of must have silicon chippery really isn't what the world needs! Bah, and if I may say so, humbug!

Re: Which technological developments did you like most in 2014?

DonBarry16-Dec-14 5:15

DonBarry

16-Dec-14 5:15

I look forward to testing Skype's realtime language translation...

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Re: Which technological developments did you like most in 2014?

stephen.hazel16-Dec-14 5:38

stephen.hazel

16-Dec-14 5:38

2-in-1 laptops with a full 1920 x 1080 display and touchscreen.
It took sooooo loooong to get 1920 x 1080 on laptops.
(Well, on windows ones at least)

CCC OTD 15th December 2014

_Maxxx_14-Dec-14 18:34

_Maxxx_

14-Dec-14 18:34

German and twice-twisted Roger tunnel beneath London (11)

I reckon it's easy - but then I know the answer!

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Re: CCC OTD 15th December 2014

_Damian S_14-Dec-14 18:47

_Damian S_

14-Dec-14 18:47