XGear is a small auto accessory that plugs in to your car’s data port and extracts data being continuously collected and quantifies it. All this is done seamlessly without any human interaction and with pinpoint accuracy. You get… Read More
Sometime around last year, I heard about Plan9 and became extremely hopeful about Pakistan’s tech startups. Plan9 is kind of a general incubator that does little bit of everything and is funded by the Government…. Read More
Last weekend I attended OPEN Forum 2014, Silicon Valley’s annual business event for Pakistani entrepreneurs and technologists. It’s open to everyone but 98% of the attendees and guests are Pakistanis, rest are Indians (no kidding)…. Read More
You know it’s serious when KQED is inviting PhDs to talk about the “B” word. Bubble. Of course, the starting point during every bubble conversation is what happened 14 years ago in 2000 during the… Read More
Finally, last week Box filed S-1 with SEC to go public. It’s about time. I use Box every now and then to store important documents. I am not a customer, just a free user with… Read More
On December 31st, 2013, I signed up on Lumosity. I had done few tests before but decided to pay $195 for the lifetime membership in order to have access to all the tests they offer. Lumosity… Read More
Recently, a story popped up on my Facebook newsfeed about this kid who made me laugh back in the day with his funny parody videos on YouTube. His name is Imran J. Khan, as in… Read More
This how-to guide is to help One Month Rails students create an online app development environment on Nitrous.IO instead of one on their computer. You can use this guide to compliment Lesson 7, which deals… Read More
When I started my foray into learning Ruby on Rails using One Month Rails, I wanted to learn and work on my app from anywhere and not just my computer at home. I did some… Read More