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GED VIZ: An HTML5 data visualization tool
Good visualisations are more than just fancy graphics. They are a lot about storytelling, shedding light on important issues, and at the same time inspiring us to raise new questions. Building such...
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How we built the data visualization tool GED VIZ
Last week we released GED VIZ, a tool to create data visualizations for the web. It’s free to use and also open source! See the announcement for general information. GED VIZ is a large JavaScript...
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Webbzeug – procedural texture editor for your browser
One night, shortly after we moved to our new office, Sascha and me where watching some demos on Youtube.You know those 64K executables you run, and think „how the heck they put all that content into...
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Signing Configuration Profiles with OpenSSL In Pure Ruby
In one of our recent projects, we needed to implement the ability to sign automatically generated configuration profiles for iOS and OS X [1] in the backend. If a configuration profile is signed and...
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Stripe vs. Paymill
As you might know 9elements is specialized in building digital products. One of the tasks that comes with almost every product is payments – after all you want to earn some money. When it comes to...
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Visual storytelling using WebGL
Recently we were working on a redesign of the uformit website. Uformit, an online marketplace for personalized 3D design, was already presented at the 3D Printshow in London and New York, but never...
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External bundles with browserify and gulp
Browserify is a nifty little tool that was originally invented to let Node.js modules run in your browser. A nice side effect of this is that you can use browserify to split up your application’s...
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Our First Experience with Swift
Every other month or so we like to do a small Hackathon at 9elements. Last week, after months of hard client work, we finally had the chance to have one again. During the two-day long event, several...
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Developing a custom watch face for Android Wear
The brand new Samsung Gear Live has arrived and we took the time to play with it and more important to develop something for it. For a head start into Android Wear development you should check out the...
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