From the mid 19th through the 20 century, America was the world leader in technology. Perhaps the most important driver of those advances was kids… Read more
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We got a reader letter from someone wanting to know how to get their game published and make some money with it. It’s wasn’t our first such… Read more
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“The LEGO MindStorms NXT 2.0 Discovery Book, by Laurens Valk; $30 from NoStarch Press, nostarch.com. If you ever go to science fiction… Read more
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Every once in a while we look at books that might help the reader make some money or get a better understanding of a current trend. A subject that… Read more
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Inspiration is fleeting. Brahms once raced wildly across a field to get home and write the notes of a new theme before it fled his mind… Read more
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People who started using computers many years ago probably remember BASIC, a relatively simple and easy to learn programming language that allowed… Read more
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O’Reilly Media, which gained notice and respect the past several years as a publisher of technical books, is now offering online classes that lead… Read more
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