Dockyard

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Kukoo 1.1
Posted on 20 June 2009 in Dockyard, Kukoo, Nocus and Work
We launched Kukoo 1.1 last Thursday, code named The One That Actually Works The Way We Wanted. The initial release (submitted as part of the INCA contest) did work, but as we had to move rather quickly (built in 4 days only) we had to leave a number of features out that we originally wanted to integrate. This 1.1 release brings them all. And ev .. read more
Leaders and losers (two comments)
Posted on 10 June 2009 in Video, Work and Dockyard
If you're following me on Twitter, you probably know that I'm a huge Seth Godin fan. I just love to read his thought provoking ideas, urging to look at things differently. Take the video below for example. I quickly saw the first ten seconds yesterday after I found it on Twitter. Seth apparently watched the entire clip and wrote a post on Guy #3 .. read more
Presenting our brand new iPhone app at Twiist (two comments)
Posted on 2 May 2009 in Twiist, Event, Dockyard and Iphone
You've probably heard about Twiist already, the one day web conference in Leuven on May 15. Filip and Simon managed to book a number of uber-cool speakers you just don't want to miss. We'll be there as well, presenting a brand new iPhone app we're currently finishing. Can't tell you too much yet, but if you want to be the first to know (and try .. read more
Announcing Kukoo (two comments)
Posted on 28 April 2009 in Dockyard, Kukoo, Nocus and Work
Last night we launched Kukoo, a brand new webapp as part of the INCA 09 applications contest. While we only spent 4 days (and nights) designing and developing the app, I'm pretty satisfied with the result of this first release. We've got quite some ideas on how to let this evolve into version two, but the cool thing really is that you can alread .. read more
Champagne! iPhone app
Posted on 20 April 2009 in Dockyard, Iphone and Nocus
Just a quick note letting you know that our very first native iPhone app (which somehow ended up in the App Store after our second app) is now available for download in the iTunes App Store.It's called Champagne! and basically transforms your iPhone into a bottle of sparkling French champagne. Designed by the amazing Max Voltar and built by our .. read more
Realtime Railtime info (three comments)
Posted on 1 February 2009 in Nocus, Dockyard, Iphone, Work and Mobile
Some three months ago my friend and former schoolmate Piet joined the NOCUS team as a developer. Soon after, we started an internal project called Dockyard, which basically comprises all non client related projects and other (techy) experiments. Today we're exactly in the middle of our official two-month evaluation period, working on both web- .. read more

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