I've been a little quiet here in the past month, but with good reason. We've had a few very large projects going on in the past few weeks, including a complete port of the Sharendipity player to Flash. Head on over to the Sharendipity blog to catch up.
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November 05, 2008
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About Me
- Dale Beermann is the Chief Technology Architect at StudyBlue and former Software Architect and Co-founder at Sharendipity. After experiencing graduate school, corporate life, and a failed side project, he managed to gain a bit of experience in what he truly believes to be his dream role.
Dale also co-chaired an entrepreneurial committee for young professionals and co-founded a statewide non-profit for entrepreneurs. His current passion is influencing the role of entrepreneurship in education.
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Thank god. The JavaScript was horrendous, even on my brand new computer with 2gigs of RAM. Java runtime environments on most computers are just horrendously buggy and slow. Now I can finally play your games, I hadn't even wanted to play them before now because things didn't load right and were incredibly slow.
Posted by: Bret | November 05, 2008 at 01:03 PM