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Welcome to Wild Audience FM where we break down how founders drive & convert traffic into paying customers without being salesy or annoying.

Learn more about Wild Audience at www.wildaudience.com/

Bastian covers the ups & downs of 2020 for Wild Audience. He will share the inside stories of how we lost two thirds of our revenue and then 3Xed it again. Topics like our big pivot, investing €40k into a new product and what it's like to ask your team to cut salaries. He will also talk about his personal experiences in 2020 that include psychedelics, chess & becoming a Yachtmaster.

1. My 2020 Reflection - Business & Personal

Bastian has researched & tried 53 marketing analytics tools and he will share his learnings & insights in this episode. We discuss tools like Funnelytics, Hyros, Wildmetrics, Google Analytics, Simple Analytics and others. If you want to learn about the difference between pixel tracking, link tracking and API tracking, then this episode is for you. We will also talk about the future of marketing analytics. Enjoy!

Tools to Track and Analyze your Sales Funnel

Interview with ActiveCampaign CEO, Jason VandeBoom Recognized as the leader in the marketing and sales automation for SMBs, ActiveCampaign helps growing businesses meaningfully connect and engage with their customers. Its SaaS platform enables businesses to create optimized customer experiences by automating many behind the scenes processes and communicating with their customers across channels with personalized, intelligence-driven messages. Wild Audience has teamed up with ActiveCampaign to offer our audience (you!) 1-click automation templates & flexible pricing. Here's how you get started: wildaudience.com/activecampaign/  If you would like to support the podcast, please rate 5 stars and review on Apple Podcasts. Learn more about Wild Audience at www.wildaudience.com

Interview with ActiveCampaign CEO, Jason VandeBoom

Do you ever wonder how businesses make consistent sales? If you've ever tried to sell anything, then you know how hard it can be. You might make a sale, but getting to the point where you can generate regular revenue is tough. Successful businesses don't just make sales here and there. They make sales consistently and with high enough volume that they can comfortably hire full time employees. They know that despite having regular expenses, they are going to be profitable. So how do they do it? The key to making consistent sales is a sales funnels. In this podcast, I'll talk about what sales funnels are, the stages of a sales funnel and examples of how businesses use sales funnels to achieve consistent growth and predictable revenue. Wild Audience has teamed up with ActiveCampaign to offer our audience (you!) 1-click automation templates & flexible pricing. Here's how you get started: wildaudience.com/activecampaign/  If you would like to support the podcast, please rate 5 stars and review on Apple Podcasts. Learn more about Wild Audience at www.wildaudience.com

What Is A Sales Funnel?

In Todays Episode... his episode is slightly different, I got interviewed by Ethan Sigmon, CEO of Opesta. I want to share this interview with you guys because I really think it was an amazing interview. We talk about funnels, messenger marketing, and email marketing. It's the big picture of how we put everything together.   Links & Resources  If you would like to support the podcast, please rate 5 stars and review on Apple Podcasts. Learn more about Wild Audience at www.wildaudience.com Follow us on Instagram for news and updates. If you are generating at least $10,000 per month or beyond and would like a long-term marketing and funnel strategy, please visit Wildaudience.com/Consulting to apply and work with us.

Accelerating Your Growth As An Entrepreneur | Interview With Ethan, CEO Of Opesta

Wild Audience FM

iPad app show: Geek host Jeffrey Powers loves his iPad, and will talk best apps, iPad prices, reviews, cases for iPad, and what apps are best for Retina Display. Jeffrey also talks iPad news, iOS news, and tricks to keep your iPad in play, and if it all works for your iPhone or even Android OS. iPad...

Pinnacle studio is no stranger to me. When I first started making Geekazine videos back in 2008, I was using their software to produce shows like “The 5 Tech Things You Should Know.” I since moved on to other software, but still have Pinnacle for “just in case moments”.
Now we have Pinnacle Studio for iPad by Corel Inc. – a video editor software that can rival iMovie. In fact, all video is being post-produced using this software so you know what you are getting.
To start, this is a single-video, multi-audio editor. That means you can’t do layers for video but you can do a picture in picture and layer audio tracks for music and voice-overs.
Lower 3rds can be added via the effects options within the app. You also have some very interesting transitions, too. Like this one:
As you may have guessed, this part of the review is not being recorded from the iPad – which I could easily do. I wanted to show you the ability to import your videos using your favorite cloud device.
This is something that iMovie doesn’t do – connect to Dropbox, Box, or other cloud services to gather video, audio, pictures and more. So I could easily record something on the camera, move it to my iPad in MP4 format and mix down from there.
I could also record everything from the iPad or iPhone camera and mix together. I could have 3-4 people with iPhones recording, then have them move the video to Dropbox where I upload and put into one video.
I can start a project, then save the file to Dropbox where I can then import into the full version of Pinnacle studio and finish the work. That means I can start a project on the road and finalize it when I get back home. iMovie has that same feature, but once again – going through iCloud.
There is a lot of versatility to this software, but it also comes with some annoyances, which we will talk about next.
So if you want to make a simple movie, montage or maybe get some scenes so you can upload as a “Citizen journalist”, Pinnacle studio is a great way to do that. You can record, edit and send final videos in every MP4 video format: from 4:3 to 1080p.
There are a few issues with this software. For one, I found that some MP4 video I imported via Dropbox was refused by the software. It simply said “Not an accepted format by iPad” which I found to be un-informative. Especially since I could download right from the Dropbox app into my device and not have problem.
The outdoor montage I created even had problems importing into the app. I had to close out and go back in to finally have Pinacle recognize it.
By the way – the software is $12.99, but if you want to connect to Dropbox you will need to spend another $4.99 for a companion app that allows you to do that.
The interface is not completely intuitive. This was the big problem I had with their main software, too. The learning curve is easy, but it seemed clunky on how you do certain things such as use the transitions they supply.
If you want to use this software with the desktop companion, then you either need a PC or run Parallels or boot camp on your Mac. The main software is only for Windows.
Nonetheless, if you need something to make quick edits and get it out to a producer or even store for a video podcast or something else, Pinnacle studio is a quick and easy way to get something out.

Pinnacle Studio for iPad: Record video or Download to Edit - iPad365 - iPad App Show [Video]

The school season is fast approaching for some – unless you live in Hawaii or go to private school where there are no summer solstices. Nonetheless the 2014 school season is fast approaching. That means pencils, books, teachers dirty looks…
Wait. Maybe we don’t need any more pencils or books. Not if you have an iPad.
Lets take a look at some great apps you can get to make an iPad purchase more justifiable.
The most important apps might just be those office apps you can use to take notes, build presentations and more. For that, I am going with the tried and true apps of Microsoft Office 365 like Microsoft Word. The best part of these apps is you can easily move to a PC at home to continue working if needed.
I switch between computers all the time. More important, I send documents to others on a regular basis. This morning I just filled out a Word document form for an event I’ll be participating on.
If anything, Word and PowerPoint are going to get their use on an iPad for school. If anything, OneNote is free and useful in its own right.
Evernote is another app which you will get great use from. Especially for those who like to take pictures of the teacher’s writing – Add a Dropbox account to this and you have a powerful note taking device.
How does that work? Load Dropbox on your phone and tablet. When the instructor brings up a slide or fills the chalkboard with tons of facts, snap a picture with your phone. The phone then sends the image to Dropbox which you can then use IFTTT to send the image into Evernote.
This process can also be done with audio snippets. So you can put together a whole lecture in one Evernote document.
Wikipedia is a great resource but sometimes you need more. That is where the Encyclopædia Britannica can jump in. Over 80,000 articles curated and edited, you can find what you are looking for.
Could you imagine what our yearbooks would have looked like if Instagram and Google Enhancement were around back then? It is estimated we will take almost 900 billion photos with our mobile devices in 2014. From pictures of friends, slides on the overhead, or just those fun pictures of cats.
If you use Jostens for your student Yearbook, you can download the Yearbooker’s Field Kit by Jostens, Inc., which organizes your photos as you go.
As for textbooks – there are a series of apps that can get your book electronically. Kindle, iBooks and more. One of these groups is called Kno Textbooks. You find your book then pay the in-app purchase price (which can be just as expensive as a physical textbook).
The best part about these books is you can highlight and share your notes with others that have kno textbooks as well. They have a library of over 200,000 books from kindergarden to college.
Another app I like a lot is Phoster by Bucket Labs. This app allows you to make posters for events, school elections, dances and more.

Back to School iPad Apps Make Your iPad a Useful Learning Tool - iPad365 - iPad App Show [Video]

If you haven’t used If this than that – otherwise known as IFTTT.com – then you might be surprised as to what it can do. The app creates recipes so you don’t have to repeat building the wheel hundreds of times.
Lets step back a quick second to 2007. We had Twitter, MySpace and Facebook. 3rd party apps came out that allowed you to write once and post to all. It was great, but soon other networks came out that didn’t have open APIs to do that.
Further, you might want to send information to another channel – such as an email or dropbo document.
Enter in IFTTT. They create recipes so when one thing happens, it sends to another. I have a few recipes out there. One in particular is a recipe that sends certain posts with keywords into an Evernote document. I can then review the document to see whats new.
Some popular recipes include backing up contacts to a Google spreadsheet, email new iPhone photos, change your Twitter profile photo when your Facebook photo changes, and more. You can even have your phone mute when it identifies where you are. That way your “Sexy and I know it” ringtone doesn’t go off during that important meeting…
IFTTT can also be accessed via website, but the app caters to your iPad use. You can also get it for iOS and Android devices.
If you don’t have a personal assistant, this is a great way to organize and automate your life.
It’s rumor time as the new iPads will be coming out soon. The expected date is around October – which I actually think its a little late. They poise for a christmas purchase but totally miss the back to school crowd, which might be more lucrative.
Nonetheless, in October we are going to expect iPad to start biting into the notebook department with a 12.9 inch iPad. More screen for multiple applications.
I love my iPad, but I also love the notebook for two reasons – keyboard and a larger screen. One window on the left, the other on the right so I can search on information to add to my articles.
Now keep in mind this is only a rumor. We actually talked about this a year ago. But I am expecting this to become reality because this will add more than just the notebook group.
Just recently we learned a little bit about the Sapphire screen – a glass face that withstands scratches and more. This can make an iPad tougher so it can also be used as a kiosk on a wall.
Even if the kiosk iPad doesn’t add interactivity with customers, you can now put devices embedded in walls with a screen large enough where people can see it.
As the rumor mill continues to churn, I’ll keep you abreast of what is being said.

IFTTT for iPad, Rumors on 12.9 Inch iPad - iPad365 - iPad App Show [Video]

Today, Google announced one of their flagship games is now available for iOS devices. Ingress by Google, Inc. is an augmented reality massively multiplayer online pervasive game created by Niantic Labs, a startup within Google. The game allows you to head to locations and place your marks down to keep the portals within your team.
There are two teams – The “Enlightened” Green team and the “Resistance” Blue team. You basically pick a side, then find portals – which are usually landmarks around the city – to place your offensive or defensive items on. You can overtake a portal for your team. But be warned – it can be taken back pretty quick.
Little blue dots are collected while you walk around to bring your life back up to reinforce and repair your portals. You can quickly find yourself needing more if the portals in your area get some heavy damage.
Why Ingress Works Better on iPad Air (or even iPad mini)
One big problem with Ingress is its a power-sucking game. I try not to play it on my phone while on travel due to the battery dropping quick just through my normal use. The iPad Air could be a better option with the 8,827 mAh battery – as opposed to the 1,560 mAh battery in an iPhone or 2,800 mAh battery in the Samsung Galaxy S5.
The iPad mini can even beat the phones with their 4400 mAh battery. The best battery phone out there is the DROID RAZR Maxx with a 3300 mAh battery.
Once the iPad is low on battery, switch to your iPhone or Android to continue while a battery backup charges it up. Remember to close all your other apps for optimal life.
Another issue is triangulation. Sometimes you could be sitting right on the item and the device has you across the street or just too far away. It can get frustrating if you are trying to hack a portal, but keep getting whisked around because the towers cannot triangulate you properly.
Technical details aside, this is a game of conquest while going out to get some fresh air. The graphics are really nothing to boast about and the sounds can become somewhat annoying.
Still, its like playing PONG, or a retro game from Atari days. Even 8-bit games are popular on the iPad, as Tiny Death Star proved.
If you love strategic battle games and enjoy going out and walking around, Ingress will help fulfill both needs. It did get me to walk around the cities I visited in the last year – Vegas, Detroit, Austin, along with places in Madison I haven’t been to in years.
And it gets better when you meet fellow players – green or blue. There are major fanatic boards out there which you can get into the conversation, bantor, and have fun.
Will it Run on iPad1
The program will download and install. If you try to launch, the app crashes instantly. I double-checked using my older iPhone 3GS. The same crash occurred.

Why Ingress for iOS is Best Suited for Your iPad - iPad365 - iPad App Show [Video]

This week we celebrate the 4th of July – Food, fun, drinks, and of course – fireworks. Your iPad can help in that regard by helping you create your own Fireworks show with 2 apps that I found.
The first app is called Fireworks Arcade by Big Duck Games and actually has been around for a couple years now – so it should work on your older iPads. The app simply allows you to tap the screen and display fireworks.
Call up a song in your library to choreograph the event. I am a big progressive rock fan, so I took a couple Rush tunes, Yes, Styx, and created some great fireworks.
There is also a games feature including a speed firework game, whack-a-mole style, Fruit-ninja style (where you can swipe the dots for fireworks) and more. Level up while you ohh and ahh at some of the fireworks.
You can also tilt and shake the iPad to produce random fireworks!
Fireworks Arcade features different types of fireworks including smiley faces, checkboxes, hearts, and more. The app is free, with .99 cent in-app purchase to remove the ads.
The second Fireworks app I looked at called Musical Fireworks 2 by WebGames3D. This app has a bit more to it as you can choose the types of fireworks you want to display. There is also a record mode that you can set to music. Create your fireworks and display on the Apple TV.
the app is free to load on your iPad. In app purchases remove ads, enable recording, and even give you a 3D city which rotates as your fireworks go off.
It’s a fun little app and can really show off your show designer skills.

4th of July Apps: Fireworks Arcade, Musical Fireworks 2 - iPad365 - iPad App Show [Video]

iPad365 - iPad App Show [Video]

Photoshop, Camera Raw, and Bridge CS4 and CS5 is a podcast about learning these 3 applications as they relate to photography. We explore various techniques for improving your photographs using these extremely powerful tools.

There are many types of restoration projects. In this case, we take a photo that was rife with tiny splotches of dirt. Additionally, we learn how to remove a texture that would make sharpening impossible.

Restoring a Photo

Now that Photoshop CS5 has been released, the job of creating a believable hair mask is now much easier, thanks to the Edge Detection technology built into the Refine Edge/Mask command.

Masking Hair in CS5!

The techniques involved in masking out dark hair are very similar to masking out light hair, except we use a Multiply blending mode on the layer that supplies all of the edge detail instead of a Screen or Lighten mode. As in my previous screencast on hair, we use a brush set to Overlay mode to paint hair on an alpha channel. Powerful stuff!

Masking Dark Hair

The Hue-Saturation adjustment does MUCH more than simply alter the hue,saturation, and lightness of an image. For example, you can pinpoint specific colors to edit. You can turn a black and white photo into color. Learn how the hue-saturation adjustment performs it's magic!

The Power of the Hue-Saturation Adjustment

Creating rain turns out to be pretty easy. Plus, if you add rain, you'll need to make surfaces appear wet as well. In this podcast I show you how to do all of that, and more. It's all about creating the illusion of reality.

Creating Rain

Photoshop, Camera RAW and Bridge CS4  CS5

Get the latest CINEMA 4D news, tips, techniques and answers to all your questions about CINEMA 4D.

Thinking particles, matrix objects, Xpresso, Hair, Dynamics and other seemingly daunting tools are not as hard to employ as you might think. See how these tools make high-profile motion design easier.

In this presentation, Casey demonstrates the how Mirada used CINEMA 4D's MoGraph Dynamics, Tracer and PolyFX to create a Buick spot for the 2010 Winter Olympics. Next, he explains CINEMA 4D's Thinking Particles in detail, building from basic emitters to integration with MoGraph objects. He also demonstrates the use of CINEMA 4D's Hair Render to quickly treat particles and Tracer splines. 

 [03:00]-Buick - Behind the Beauty  [17:00]-Thinking Particles Introduction  [33:00]-Thinking Particles Introduction

NAB 2012 Rewind - Casey Hupke: Advanced particle effects for motion graphics

Nick Campbell demonstrates the incredible ease with which CINEMA 4D sparks creativity and enables artists to create dazzling motion graphics and effects on-the-fly.

In this presentation, Nick shows how to model, texture and light a neon sign, using a poster by Rizon Parein for the 2011 movie Drive as inspiration. Nick demonstrates the use of Sweep NURBS, Cloner, Fresnel, GSG Light Kit.

Nick also demonstrates Transform, a new plugin coming soon for CINEMA 4D from Greyscalegorilla.com

Find Nick online at greyscalegorilla.com

NAB 2012 Rewind - Nick Campbell, Day 4: GSG Light Kit

CINEMA 4D's sophisticated features help Colin Sebestyen realize a diverse range of stunning animations. See how he used L-Systems, and several other tools to build his impressive repertoire.

In this presentation, Colin demonstrates how he used procedural materials, random effector as a deformer, basic Xpresso to create wolves for a piece entitled Futura Lobo for IDN Magazine. In a repeat from Day 1, Colin provides an extensive explanation of MoSpline's Turtle mode and L-Systems while demonstrating a live backdrop created for Miamisburg Color Guard. Finally, Colin demonstrates in slightly more depth how he used C4D content in Quartz Composer and VDMX to create a live 3D VJ-style presentation controlled through midi for the hip-hop music maestro Edison.

 [01:52]-IDN Magazine - Futura Lobo  [20:00]-Miamisburg - The Living Canvas  [36:36]-Edison - Shadowtime

More info on L-Systems and specific L-System formulas can be found in the book Algorithmic Beauty of Plants, available free online.

More information and scene files can be found at movecraft.com

NAB 2012 Rewind - Colin Sebestyen, Day 3: Procedural modeling & animation

Rob Garrott gives a peek through the microscope to see how he used MoGraph and Spline Dynamics to make a stylized influenza virus for a recent medical animation project.

In this presentation, Rob breaks down the entire process of creating a visualization of the Influenza virus for the National Institutes of Health. Rob begins by explaining pre-production activities such a script, storyboard, animatic and cameramatic. He demonstrates how CINEMA 4D's MoGraph tools and Spline Dynamics were used to model and animate the virus. Rob also breaks down the materials, including the use of Fresnel shading. Rob also covers the multi-pass setting and After Effects composite for the project. Finally, more detail on the MoGraph, Spline Wrap and Spline Dynamics rig is provided.

 [06:38]-Intro to the project  [08:30]-Pre-production  [11:35]-Modeling the virus  [16:45]-Texturing and Lighting  [21:30]-Rendering and Comp  [24:51]-More Rigging Detail

Microfloaties Rig for CINEMA 4D
Paint on Surface plugin

NAB 2012 Rewind - Rob Garrott: Mograph and spline dynamics for science visualization

Discover how you can apply CINEMA 4D's robust hair, IK, and spline dynamics tools to push your motion designs to the next level.

In this presentation, Kevin demonstrates how Cake Studios utilized CINEMA 4D's Hair Module, Multi-Pass rendering and After Effects Integration to create grass in idents for ESPN's Longhorn Network. Next he shows how Cake used CINEMA 4D IK, Xpresso and Spline Dynamics to rig a robotic arm in an ident for NFL's Red Zone Channel. Finally, Kevin explains advanced After Effects Integration and post relighting techniques used in a series of opens for Sky Sports Germany.

 [04:38]-Longhorn Network  [13:16]-Red Zone Channel  [34:50]-Sky Sports Germany

NAB 2012 Rewind - Kevin Aguirre: Character tools for motion graphics

Cineversity Live!

Over the weekend I ran into some business drama that I wanted to share with you, today. This is dedicated to staying professional in your business, no matter what your line of work is.

Staying Professional in Your Business

After you have your website up and running the next step is building traffic to your website.

Building Traffic to Your Website

Invest Money in Your Website

5 Website Mistakes to Avoid

I started this podcast so that I could talk about building an online brand, without needing to know how to build a site from scratch or learn how to code.

Why You Should Learn How To Code

Websites Made Easy Podcast With Mark Ammay

Get a new audio production tip every Monday from major market radio producer, and owner of www.BigFishWorldwide.com (a sound design company).

Learn Basic concepts that can be translated to any digital audio workstation!

What do a drill, an old banjo, and a coffee mug have in common?  I used them all to make a cool sound, and you can too! reach out with questions at:  www.BigFishWorldwide.com

Hit it!

With a little imagination, we can create all sorts of real  sounding thing with digital audio fakery.  Check out this short episode to see what we mean.   Reach out with questions at:  www.BigFishWorldWide.com

Scratch That, Let's Get Real

Running the same music bed under an entire promo or sweeper can become incredibly boring for your listener...in this episode, we'll talk about how to change it up and keep things fresh.   Reach out with any questions:  www.BigFishWorldWide.com

How To Stop being so Frikin' Boring....

If you're new to production, this will give you a framework to begin with.  If you're a pro, you might be interested in the more advanced tip at the end.  Either way...We hope you'll put off your to-do list for 5 minutes, and give this episode a listen. Reach out at:  www.BigFishWorldWide.com

How to Make a Thingy

Learn to use silence in your sweepers promos, and intros to surprise your listener and draw them into your production.  reach out with any questions at:  www.bigfishworldwide.com

The Most Powerful Sound Effect Never Played

Making .Wavs | Audio Production Tips & Tricks

В русскоязычном подкасте о языке программирования Go мы обсуждаем свежие новости, приглашаем интересных гостей, рассказываем о проходящих конференциях по всему миру. Ключевые слова: go, golang, golangshow.

Interview with Nathan Youngman

Nathan Youngman is a self-taught web developer and author of Get Programming with Go.
He serves as organizer for the Edmonton Go meetup, mentor with Canada Learning Code,
and paparazzi of VIP gopher plushies.

He has Patreon page. He also used to blog before started writing books.

Discount code

The publisher of “Get Programming with Go”, Manning Publications, prepared a wonderful gift for our listeners. You can use this permanent 40% discount code: podgolangshow18, it’s good for all their products in all formats.

Episode 127. Interview with Nathan Youngman

Interview with William Kennedy

Willam is a managing partner at Ardan Labs, a high-performance development and training firm working with startups and fortune 500 companies.

He is also a co-author of the book Go in Action, the author of the blog GoingGo.Net, and a founding member of GoBridge which is working to increase Go adoption through diversity.

Episode 126. Interview with William Kennedy

Topics


Weekly issues report from Alexey:


proposal: spec: define _ on rhs as zero value
proposal: Go 2: spec: introduce structured tags
math/bits: add extended precision Add, Sub, Mul, Div
fmt: maps should format in sorted order
regexp: revert per-Regexp use of sync.Pool
runtime: big performance penalty with runtime.LockOSThread
cmd/link: darwin_amd64: running dsymutil failed: signal: segmentation fault

Go compiler: SSA optimization rules description language
Learn Go with tests
Hugo Turns 5 Years Old
Containers From Scratch
Web Assembly and Go: A look to the future


Go 1.11: WebAssembly for the gophers
GopherJS vs WebAssembly for Go



Libraries and projects


https://github.com/guptarohit/asciigraph
https://github.com/browsh-org/browsh
https://ericgreer.info/post/a-better-flags-package-for-go/
https://github.com/go-interpreter/wagon
https://github.com/cosmos72/gomacro


Conferences and meetups


GopherConUK — 1-3 August, London
GopherCon — 27-30 August, Denver


Patrons

We are grateful to Roman Nekhoroshev, Aleksey Akulovich, Сёмочкин Максим, Konstantin Veselkov, Andrew Kazakov and all our other patrons.
You can support our podcast here (if you can read Russian :)).

This episode is hosted by Elena and Alexey.

Episode 125. July

Темы


Отчет от Александра:


cmd/link: compress DWARF sections in ELF binaries
doc: describe modules in Go 1.11 release notes and Go FAQ

Традиционный отчёт от Алексея:


proposal: spec: define _ on rhs as zero value
proposal: Go 2: spec: introduce structured tags
math/bits: add extended precision Add, Sub, Mul, Div
fmt: maps should format in sorted order
regexp: revert per-Regexp use of sync.Pool
runtime: big performance penalty with runtime.LockOSThread
cmd/link: darwin_amd64: running dsymutil failed: signal: segmentation fault

Go compiler: SSA optimization rules description language
Web Assembly and Go: A look to the future


Go 1.11: WebAssembly for the gophers
GopherJS vs WebAssembly for Go

Learn Go with tests
Hugo Turns 5 Years Old
Containers From Scratch


Библиотеки и проекты


https://github.com/guptarohit/asciigraph
https://github.com/browsh-org/browsh
https://ericgreer.info/post/a-better-flags-package-for-go/
https://github.com/go-interpreter/wagon
https://github.com/cosmos72/gomacro


Конференции и митапы


GopherConUK — 1-3 августа, Лондон
GopherCon — 27-30 августа, Денвер


Спецтема

Интервью. Как собеседоваться и как собеседовать.

“Патроны”

Благодарим за поддержку:
Roman Nekhoroshev, Aleksey Akulovich, Сёмочкин Максим, Konstantin Veselkov, Andrew Kazakov и всех-всех-всех
наших патронов. Поддержать подкаст можно здесь.

Если у вас есть на примете интересные гости, подходящие вакансии, анонсы митапов и конференций
или просто свежие темы для следующего выпуска, пишите в слак-чат golang-ru, канал #podcast.

Ведущие этого выпуска:
Александр, Алексей и Елена.

Выпуск 125. Июльский

Topics

Starts at [00:01:26].


DRAFT Go 1.11 Release Notes
Fixing the billion dollar mistake in Go by borrowing from Rust
The State of Developer Ecosystem Survey in 2018
Introduction to the Go compiler
Go code refactoring: the 23x performance hunt
justforfunc #35: Implementing the tree command from scratch
Implementing Metrics In Go


Prometheus’ Summary implementation



Libraries and projects

Starts at [00:22:17].


SGo: A dialect of Go with optional types and without nil references
Fo: An experimental language which adds functional programming features to Go


Conferences and meetups

Starts at [00:24:50].


Container Days — 18-20 June, Hamburg
GopherConUK — 1-3 August, London
GopherCon — 27-30 August, Denver


Interview with Brad Fitzpatrick and Brian Ketelsen @ GopherCon Russia

Starts at [00:26:16].

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Artbeats has recruited design expert Steve Holmes of Energi Design to bring you bi-weekly video tutuorials which show you quick tips for using stock footage in your projects in innovative ways. Whether you're a novice wanting step-by-step instruction, or a veteran just looking to expand your creativ...

Using the Zaxwerks 3D Invigorator Pro plug-in, turn a simple rotating 3D logo into a fiery, reflective metallic icon, surrounded by color, particles and flame, with perfect reflections both in the logo and in the fake 2D floor in After Effects itself.

Episode 15 - Mirror, Mirror: Creating Reflections

Use the full 4K resolution of an Artbeats RED footage clip of a deer in a forest, to create the effect of a zoom lens finding and focusing on the animal. Add in thick, falling snow, adjust the temperature from spring to winter, and add the effect of the deer's breath being visible in the cold air, and see how you can turn a simple effect into a complex scene.

Episode 14 - Breathe, Deer: Adding Layers of footage

Working on the final plate of the title animation for a World War II video game, see how to enhance two simple Photoshop images by combining them with some unique smoke clips. Learn techniques such as mask integration, mask expansion, layer blending, keying effects, 3D camera animation, expression creation and control with sliders, and camera depth of field.

Episode 13 - A Call To Arms: Adding Smoke Effects

See how to maximize an investment in one Artbeats HD flame clip to create 4 individual 3D candles to transform a basic, static scene. Learn as Steve reveals cool studio techniques such as Photoshop layer usage, flame keying, parenting, error correction, flickering 3D lights and shadows, and camera depth of field.

Episode 12 - Four Candles, One Legend: Layering and Keying Footage

Learn secrets of movie special effects as Steve takes you through turning a beautiful Artbeats HD aerial clip  into a cold nighttime storm with torrential rain and lightning. Learn how to color adjust clips with a handful of effects for maximum control, then use cool techniques to turn two-dimensional rain clips into truly 3D rain.

Episode 11 - In the Eye of the Storm: Creating 3D Rain

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HOW TO: Digital Performer-TIPs is a FREE HOW TO: podcast providing quick tips for getting more out of your Digital Performer rig. Beginners and advanced users alike will find value in these concise, informative, one of a kind tutorials. Are you using Pro Tools, Logic Pro, Cubase SX, Nuendo, Reason, ...

DP7 HOW TOs now avaialble!!! Welcome to HOW TO: Digital Performer 7 - Project 01. The HOW TO series project a bundle of videos that take you from start to finish of create an intrumental tune using Digital Performer.

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Welcome to HOW TO: Digital Performer - Project 01. The HOW TO series project a bundle of videos that take you from start to finish of create an intrumental tune using Digital Performer.

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In this HOW TO Digital Performer tip, we show you how to start your comps with a new "empty" Comp Take. To view the full version of this HOW TO, check HOW TO: Digital Performer-PRM Subscription Summer/Fall 2008 at www. TutorialDEPOT.com.

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In this HOW TO Digital Performer tip, we show you how to turn takes into tracks and turn tracks into takes. To view the full version of this HOW TO, check HOW TO: Digital Performer-PRM Subscription Summer/Fall 2008 at www. TutorialDEPOT.com.

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In this HOW TO Digital Performer tip, we show you how to load the AU versions of duplicate plug-ins.  To view the full version of this HOW TO, check HOW TO: Digital Performer-PRM Subscription Summer/Fall 2008 at www. TutorialDEPOT.com.

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A weekly audio podcast about WordPress, themes, plugins, and the community.


In this episode of our podcast David Bisset was kind enough to join me to discuss his upcoming event WordCamp Miami, BuddyPress, and other noteworthy WordPress news of the week. David even gets greedy and offers up somewhere around 3 or 4 WordPress picks for the week. Honestly, I lost count.
You can follow David on Twitter, visit his website (and hire him!) and of course register/sponsor/adore WordCamp Miami in April.
Show notes and download links are after the jump.

Show Notes

* 0:00 – 18:15 WordCamp Miami
* 18:15 – 36:30 BuddyPress.org guest post, bbPress beta, and Achievements 3
* 36:30 – 45:51 Ryan’s pick is Edit Flow, David’s picks are PostStat.us and a recent discussion there, and the BPMail newsletter

David also recommended this video overviewing the upcoming BuddyPress 1.7.

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WPCandy Podcast 36: Sticker Furniture with David Bisset


Jake Caputo started up quite a discussion this week centered on his being prohibited from speaking at WordCamps due to listing split licensed themes on the ThemeForest marketplace. Jake was kind enough to join me on The WPCandy Podcast to chat about his editorial and the state of the community on this divisive issue.
He also stuck around to discuss other WordPress news this week, and offer a couple of WordPress tips. It’s a fun episode, have a listen below!
You can follow Jake on Twitter, see his work and read his blog at Design Crumbs, and listen to his podcast Please Advise.


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Show Notes

* 0:00 – 0:28 Discussion on Jake’s blog post and community discussion
* 0:28 – 0:39 WordSesh, congrats Sergey, and WordPress 3.6 cycle
* 0:39 – 0:44 Picks: Fullscreen Editor Preview Button for WordPress, WP Email Capture

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WPCandy Podcast 35, with special guest Jake Caputo

This week Brian Krogsgard and I sat down and discussed a couple of recent topics that have been popping up in the WordPress community: WordPress dot org plugin reviews and the Theme Hook Alliance.
If you’d like to jump quickly to one discussion or another, the plugin discussion is first and the theme hook talk starts up at sixteen minutes in.
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Episode 34 Show Notes
Show notes for this episode include:

* WordPress dot org plugin review discussion blog
* Theme Hook Alliance on Github
* Dougal on the Theme Hook Alliance

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WPCandy Podcast 34: “Plugin reviews and the Theme Hook Alliance”


Meet episode 33 of the WPCandy Podcast (“Robot Brian”), the latest from the shortest and most straightforward podcast on WPCandy. This is the show for those who aren’t crazy about hours and hours of podcasts, but want to know what’s most important in the WordPress community in a given week.
This week the show had no sponsors. Awww. If you’d like to support WPCandy podcasts, and get your message out to thousands of interested WordPress users and developers, see the advertising page for more information.

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Episode 33 Show Notes

* WordPress DC Meetup Group
* WordPress Columbus Meetup Group
* Updates to WordPress.org plugin directory
* Plugin authors can now add custom header images on WordPress.org
* Plugin developers now notified of commits via email
* Update on WordPress 3.4
* Code Poet relaunches
* Code Poet books
* P2 theme 1.4
* P2 theme 1.4 x and o update
* PressNomics invitations have gone out
* PressNomics
* WordCamp San Francisco 2012
* Scott Reilly joins Audrey Capital
* Hiring at Audrey Capital
* Blog Time plugin, currently managed by Scott Reilly
* Ryan’s pick: Better Internal Link Search by Brady Vercher (Twitter and his website)
* <a title="Easy Table wordPress plugin" href="http://wordpress.

WPCandy Podcast 33: “Robot Brian”


Episode #32 of the WPCandy Podcast sees Brian Krogsgard and I (yeah, seriously!) running down the most important WordPress news of the week in just about 30 minutes. I’ve said it before, but I’ll say it here again: if the other podcasts we produce here overwhelm you, the WPCandy Podcast proper is likely the show for you. Very little discussion, but quite a bit news and links.
If you only listen to one WordPress podcast this week, make it this one.
This episode is sponsored by the Typecase plugin by UpThemes and the upcoming WordPress service Raft.io.

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Episode 32 Show Notes

* WP App Store
* Kevinjohn Gallagher will be releasing his company’s WordPress plugins soon
* Nathan Rice is blogging again!
* QueryPosts.com
* Plugin directory messages on WordPress.org
* Hacker News article on Automattic’s estimated earnings this year
* Example of favorite plugins on Michael Fields’ WordPress profile
* WPCandy Labs

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The WPCandy Podcast

Build Podcast is a show about technology tools for design and development. Each episode, Sayanee will be creating a screencast that will take you through step-by-step in using one tool to build a little project, all in the fun spirit of hacking, creating and building stuff!

Swift is a new programming language developed by Apple. In this episode, we will go through some of the basic language attributes such as var, let, control flow, optionals, closures and class.

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ES2015 is the next version of standardised JavaScript. In this episode, we will use Babel JS as the transpiler to code in ES2015. We will go through some features like const, let, map, set, array and string functions as well as promises. Refer to the book Exploring ES6 for an in-depth overview.

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Atom is a hackable text editor. In this episode, we will go through the various settings, packages, themes and also create a super simple package.

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Socket IO is a framework based on Web Sockets that enables real-time communication with duplex connection over TCP. In this episode, we will play with the technology Web Socket and learn how to emit and receive events from a server or client. Finally, we will explore Socket IO as a framework to detect emit, send, disconnect and broadcast events to multiple clients and server.

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Build Podcast

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The podcast series where C/D/H talks tech. Founded in 1990, C/D/H serves clients in business, government and education with technology consulting that is experienced, unbiased and client-focused.  The company has offices in Royal Oak and Grand Rapids, from which it provides clients with consulting s...

With the release of Microsoft's newest product line, Windows 8, Windows RT (Surface), and Windows Phone, users are curious what features and benefits each OS has to offer and how they work together as an integrated solution. In this episode of KT 2.o, Paul Hillman sits down with Jane Boulware, the VP of the US Windows Business at Microsoft, to get the inside scoop on this line of products, how they have been received, and where they are headed next.

Windows 8: Blockbuster Hit or Epic Failure?

Many IT leaders are facing a tough decision: Move to the cloud, or remain on-premise. It’s easy to see the cloud’s potential cost savings, but what’s it really like to live there? Is the transition as easy as they say it is? What about security and reliability? What do users think? Shape Corporation, a global leader in impact energy management systems in Grand Haven, Michigan, transitioned to cloud ERP in 2005 and moved to Microsoft Office 365 last year. Listen to hear what Shape has to say about its decision to move to the cloud, what it’s like living there, and what it’s learned in the process.

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