“Marco is really a good engineer who is always up to date with the last technologies trends. As I worked with him at Allthings I witnessed how he architectured Allthings’s product to be scalable and easy to extend. He also organized and established the processes at the company so the development of the product could also scale well. As a Freelancer working for Allthings, Marco facilitated to me all what I needed to accomplished my job without setbacks. I’d be more than happy to work with Marco again in the future. ”
About
TL;DR: Developer of all things web plus fiddly odds & ends.
With over 20 years of…
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You’re developing a web application. How do you choose the best code editor?
Most modern code editors are more or less the same. Don’t get bogged down in trying to pick the right one. Trying to pick the best one is probably an act of procrastination. Just pick something, anything, and get started on the actual work.
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Announcing our brand-new GraphQL Developer Portal 🚀 Enable your partners & users to access your GraphQL API safely and securely 🔐 Set up API…
Announcing our brand-new GraphQL Developer Portal 🚀 Enable your partners & users to access your GraphQL API safely and securely 🔐 Set up API…
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🥳 Today we're announcing the launch of our new tab extension on Product Hunt! 🎉 Come check it out, support and let us know what you think…
🥳 Today we're announcing the launch of our new tab extension on Product Hunt! 🎉 Come check it out, support and let us know what you think…
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A big thank you to the team for making the GraphQL Rate Limiting a reality. I'm really proud of what we have achieved together. And this is just the…
A big thank you to the team for making the GraphQL Rate Limiting a reality. I'm really proud of what we have achieved together. And this is just the…
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Publications
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Content Management for the Live Music Industry in Virtual Worlds: Challenges and Opportunities
Journal of Virtual Worlds Research
Abstract
The real-world music industry is undergoing a transition away from the retailing and distribution of fixed objects (records, files) to the consumption of live, interactive events (concerts, happenings). This development is paralleled by the recent flourishing of live music in virtual worlds, which in many ways could become the epitome of its real-world counterpart. For the artists, virtual concerts are cheap and easy to organize, and can therefore be a viable alternative to…Abstract
The real-world music industry is undergoing a transition away from the retailing and distribution of fixed objects (records, files) to the consumption of live, interactive events (concerts, happenings). This development is paralleled by the recent flourishing of live music in virtual worlds, which in many ways could become the epitome of its real-world counterpart. For the artists, virtual concerts are cheap and easy to organize, and can therefore be a viable alternative to performing in the real world. For the music promoter and marketer, virtual concert attendance can be traced and analyzed more easily than in the real world. For the virtual concertgoer, attending concerts that are happening a (virtual) world away is possible with a single click.
Taking insights from both a survey among the Second-Life music practitioners and from our own prototype of a live music recommendation system built on top of Second-Life, this article shows that the technical infrastructure of current virtual worlds is not well-suited to the development of the content management tools needed to support this opportunity. We propose several new ways to address these problems, and advocate for their recognition both by the artistic and the technical community.Other authors -
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MIR when all recordings are gone: Recommending live music in real-time
Workshop on the Future of MIR, International Conference on Music Information Retrieval (ISMIR), Kobe, Japan
Projects
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serverless-chrome
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See projectRun headless Chrome/Chromium on AWS Lambda (maybe Azure, & GCP later)
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serverless-sharp-image
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See projectServerless Framework-based AWS Lambda function triggered by S3 events to resize images with the excellent Sharp library
Languages
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English
Native or bilingual proficiency
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Swiss German
Limited working proficiency
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German
Full professional proficiency
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Japanese
Elementary proficiency
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