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  • Jun

    12

    2013

    Our client LogMeIn just won another award

    We are proud to spread the word of another Hungarian success, one of our oldest clients, LogMeIn just won the CTIA Emerging Technology prize in the Enterprise Solution - Mobile Cloud category. E-Tech Continue...
  • May

    08

    2013

    RIPE Atlas probes hosted by EU Edge

    EU is proud to participate in a huge measurment project by RIPE NCC hosting RIPE Atlas probes. RIPE Atlas employs a global network of probes that measure Internet connectivity and reachability, Continue...

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Jun

05

2008

Ákos

Back from a sabbatical

  • Personal

Having spent 3 months as artist in residence at The Arts & Genomics Center in Leiden, the Netherlands, also collaborating with the Waag FabLab in Amsterdam gave me a good opportunity to work in different fields than usual. Working in a biology lab in a sterile environment, working with a 3D fabber is all refreshing and inherently physical. Creating something that somewhat resembles an early version of photography using living bacteria.

But now I'm back, ready to take on commercial-grade software engineering challenges that we tackle here at EU Edge. I was missing this field actually, working on pragmatic problems, making people's lives happy.

Apr

04

2008

Ákos

Engineers vs. managers - the trap of perfectionism

  • Personal

Now is the second time, that the fundamental difference and source of all major conflict between an engineers and managers approach is revealed to me as I'm reading Kaizen and The Art of Creative Thinking by Shigeo Shingo: engineers, they want to 'fix' problems, while for managers, it's sufficient to 'manage' them - that is, have them under control. The first time I encountered this comparison was reading The Hacker's Diet by AutoDesk founder John Walker.

The solution, as most of the time, is in between.

Mar

06

2008

Viktor

StartUP conference

  • News
  • Meetup

StartUP conference I was invited as a panelist to a "business underground conference", called StartUP (link in Hungarian). The event was truly grassroots: it was organized in just two weeks and sponsors were not given publicity - despite (or perhaps due to) this it had a great lineup, with fresh startups, marketers, VCs, government represented. The audience was also thoughtful, and had fun with commenting online via the projector. Check out some photos from the conference.

Topics covered an excellent 101 for startups, with a surprisingly good signal-to-bullshit ratio:

Feb

26

2008

Ákos

Generative Architecture going to Venice

  • Meetup
  • Personal

Corpora at the Biennale A project I'm doing in my spare time, called Corpora has won the opportunity last week to appear at this year's Venice Architecture Biennale in the Hungarian Pavilion.

Very thrilled and excited to show our project at such a prestigious venue.

The project is interesting from an architectural standpoint, but is also very interesting technologically, as it involves cellular automaton models, Zigbee wireless mesh-networked sensor motes, Augmented Reality viewports among other things.

Feb

23

2008

Ákos

Dinner with Craig Larman

  • Personal

Yesterday I had the rare opportunity to have dinner with Craig Larman and Bas Vodde at Kőleves here in Budapest - two demi-gods of Agile Development & Scrum. I've been a long time fan of Craig's books, and have several editions of his Applying UML and Patterns title.

It was very exciting to speak with these guys and to absorb the knowledge and wisdom they hold. Craig's repeated reference to the 14 principles of "The Toyota Way" really reminded me of Miyamoto Musashi's The Book of 5 Rings.

"I'm not worthy" is all I can mutter :)

(And thanks to Stefan for inviting me in the first place) :)

Feb

04

2008

Ákos

The Widget Jones Library - released

  • Open Source
  • News
  • Corporate

EU Edge is proud to announce the release of another Open Source project, called The Widget Jones Library.

The Widget Jones Library is a lightweight, flexible, template driven widget build system. It is intended to simplify creating portable widgets. Write your code once, build it with WJL, then run it on several widget platforms like

  • Apple Dashboard
  • Windows Vista Sidebar
  • iGoogle
  • add your own...

The Widget Jones Library is licensed under the Mozilla Public License 1.1.

To learn more about the WJL, visit the Widget Jones Library project page.

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