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The next big challenge for open source: rich collaboration software
[ad_1] The file sync and share movement started over a decade ago, led by the likes of Dropbox, Google Drive, and others, and became popular very fast. The killer feature was having all your files available on all your devices. No more forgetting to bring that important document to a meeting, emailing files, or handling…
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We're giving away two LulzBot 3D printers
[ad_1] About the author Alex Sanchez – Alex is the social media, marketing, and syndication specialist for Opensource.com. He’s a multimedia storyteller interested in tech, journalism, design, and photography. Outside the office, he enjoys travel, film, and gaming. Enter before this Sunday, May 7, at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time. Our May series focuses on the cool…
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Introducing the Forum at OpenStack Summit Boston
[ad_1] If you are joining the thousands of OpenStack enthusiasts as we converge on Boston for the OpenStack Summit (May 8-11), don’t be surprised if someone asks you, “Where is the Design Summit?” This year, nary a Design Summit sign will be found. That’s because the Design Summit is no more. True to the ever-evolving,…
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Jump into May: Python, open hardware, editorial chats, and more
[ad_1] May will be action-packed here at Opensource.com. Let’s jump right in like a cannonball into the pool! Photo by Mike P. Miller on Flickr. CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 Open hardware Open hardware is our overarching May focus, and we’ll deliver up stories and how-tos during the month, including a review of the Raspberry Pi Zero Wireless…
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Three Basic Lighting Techniques That Apply to Anything
[ad_1] Lighting is equal parts art and science. The science part often comes in understanding how different surfaces absorb and reflect light and how that impacts the setup you’ll require. This great video shows you three general situations and the unique considerations you must make in each of them to properly light your subject. Reflective, transparent,…
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JavaScript Patterns for 2017 – Scott Allen
The JavaScript language and ecosystem have seen dramatic changes in the last 2 years. In this sessions we’ll look at patterns for organizing code using modules, talk about some of the pros and cons of new language features, and look at the current state of build tools and build patterns. Original source
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3d container- maya practice
https://i.ytimg.com/vi/mC_RI45BvJ8/hqdefault.jpg 3d containers hate me source
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Maya Plugin Cutout – Creating Paper Crafts from Arbitrary 3d Models; part 3: Glueing a Church
https://i.ytimg.com/vi/mKOAWjejmrE/hqdefault.jpg http://www.dunreeb.com – cutout maya plugin for creating high quality cutout sheets (paper crafts) from arbitrary 3d models part 3: glueing a church source
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Howto use the Light Path Node to make Realistic Glass in Blender – 2.73 beta
https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ssH0QpzHDdU/hqdefault.jpg In this video we show you how to make physically realistic glass quickly with the light path node, among a couple other neat things. If you want a hard-copy of this video for your computer, comment or email and someone will upload it to our server with a link for downloading! Please subscribe to…