Green Scarf

Adventurous | half designer, half developer | frustrated singer | optimist | Tech lover

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Thanks to the power of Microsoft Azure I was able to deploy my first ever Wordpress site. It only took 5 mins of my time to configure and to deploy it. The power of cloud is really awesome.

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With the power of kinect the Seattle Symphony is become more connected to the technogy. With the use of simple hand gestures now the musicians can able to play and to shift from one instrument to another instrument. It's really awesome!

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Wow!

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It’s fine to use frameworks. Frameworks became in demand today because of its features and yes we can’t deny the fact that it really helps the developers especially in coding.

There’s nothing wrong with frameworks but remember that basic coding is important, it’s the basic foundation of every developers.

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Storm of Heroes

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Good news from Microsoft, students can now use free softwares from Microsoft Imagine. Now they can able to create their own games and apps.

Let’s elevate our tech skills today!

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Super Mario 64 Remastered in Unity Engine

Learn more about this project here.

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What Wearables Like the Microsoft HoloLens Mean for Marketers

Virtual reality isn’t a new concept, but it is quickly becoming a new reality. Just under five years after the release of the Microsoft Kinect, and amidst growing buzz around Oculus Rift, Microsoft announced the release of the HoloLens in conjunction with Windows 10. While HoloLens, Google Glass, Oculus Rift, and other wearable technologies are often discussed in the context of gaming and social media, it’s important for marketers to consider these devices and their implications customers and on content strategy.

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The new chapter of technology.

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Libertarian Times

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Happy 40th Anniversary Microsoft! :)

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"The worst sorrows in life are not in its losses and misfortunes, but its fears. "

- Arthur Christopher Benson