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Episode Zero! The prequel! This was a cover for my friend’s slot due to him being away from his studio.

1. Unmode - Untitled Soundscape
2. Hugh Hopper and Alan Gower - Morning Order
3. Lifted - Lift
4. Unmode - Amethyst Parts 1 & 2
5. Nintendo Sound Team - Field (Day)
6. Lloyd Mcneil - Tranquil
7. Zhao Jiazhen & Du Cong - Like a Dream
8. Caroline Polachek - Parachute
9. Unmode - Timecloud
10. Danny Scott Lane - Memory Record
11. Nintendo Sound Team - Mount Hylia
12. Motohiko Hamase - Pascal
13. O Yuki Conjugate - Shintone
14. Lifted - 3D
15. Unmode - Untitled Soundscape
16. O Yuki Conjugate - Cloud Cover
17. Eli Keszler - Lotus Awnings
18. No Fixed Abode (LHF) - Secret Lagoon
19. Lee Gamble - 3-4 Synthetics
20. Don Ellis - Water Jewel
21. 24 Carat Black - In the Ghetto
22. Unmode & Cartoon Physics - Plateaux
23. Andrew Pekler - Approximate Bermeja
24. Basic Influence - Rainforest
25. Horsepower Productions - Classic Deluxe Part Two
26. Yoichiro Yoshikawa - Anna & Uni

In this post I’m going to break down a strategy for continuous deployment using TinyCI. If you’re not familiar, check out the Introducing TinyCI post.

With the release of TinyCI 0.4 all the pieces are now in place for a system to automatically deploy new versions of an app after the test suite passes.

Another project I helped out a friend with, this time involving an arduino and some markov chains.

An interactive sound, light and smoke installation.

Back in april some friends of mine asked me to help with an installation for a couple of Red Bull events called “Misty Tropics.”

TinyCI 0.4 is out and as you might expect from the version number there are some new features.

• New configuration format
• Command interpolation
• after_all hook

More info in the rest of the post…

There have been two new versions of TinyCI released since launch. 0.2.0 added hooks/callbacks, and 0.3.0 added a handy compact script to compress old build directories.

In this post I’ll provide some details on the new functionality.

A small CLI app for generating podcast RSS feeds from a directory of files. Similar to dropcaster but much simpler, and it supports a wide variety of audio formats instead of just MP3.

Source/README here

The idea is to put a directory containing some audio files somewhere publically accessible over http, (dropbox works well) and then run this program to generate an RSS file, which can then be consumed by your podcast playing app of choice.

Episode dates are read from the last-modified times of the files, and Title and Description fields are taken from the episode tags.

A simple jekyll plugin to generate image thumbnails using libvips. You feed it the image path and a width or height value, and it scales the image down, and outputs an <img /> tag wrapped in an <a> pointing to the original image file.

Simple stuff, but all the existing plugins were tied to imagemagick, which I hope to leave behind.

Source code/README here, RubyGem here.