Tyler Woods
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New York, NY, United States
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Goodbye, readers - Technical.ly Brooklyn
After nearly three years on the beat, Technical.ly Brooklyn Lead Reporter Tyler Woods is moving on to a new opportunity. Here, he shares what he's learned, and gives thanks. → Read More
Inside an algorithmically generated dance party at a Bushwick art space
Organizer Ramsey Nasser took us inside the world of Algorave. → Read More
A real-life walkthrough of how to make cool things with augmented reality
Brooklyn's Jane Friedhoff documented the problems and solutions of making a music video in AR. → Read More
Uber acquires Brooklyn bicycle company for reported $100 million
JUMP is based in the Brooklyn Navy Yard's New Lab, where it prototypes and tests the bikes. → Read More
Rockefeller money comes to Brooklyn for blockchain investing
Old money teams up with new ideas in Brooklyn. → Read More
New coworking space will join Gimlet Media in Downtown Brooklyn
A new coworking giant, the IWG-owned Spaces, comes to Brooklyn. → Read More
On the Market: Open jobs in the Brooklyn tech world at LO3, uPort, LogCheck
Get a job, you! → Read More
Algorave heads to Eyebeam *expanding galaxy brain*
Picture the absolute nerdiest version of Ibiza you can muster. → Read More
This one goes out to the young and aspiring game developers
Applications are now open for NYU Game Center incubator. The deadline is April 8, though, so get on it! → Read More
Bixby victorious in Make It In BK pitch competition
The property management platform took home the $5,000 check in addition to the judges' figurative blue checkmark. → Read More
Check out this GIF-based closing reception in Bushwick this weekend
GIFs, they rule. Transfer Gallery knows. → Read More
Check out how to make a neat mason jar lantern with this tutorial vid
Becky Stern offers an easy-to-use demonstration of what 3D printing could be used for. → Read More
Blockchain startuppers reveal the 9 blockchain startups they're most excited about
Earlier this month we made a list of the 10 blockchain startups and projects we’re most interested in. When we did that, we also asked the founders listed what projects — other than their own — they’re most interested in. Some of the answers were other companies on our list, some were companies we’d not heard of previously, but, as it happens, a bunch of them were uPort, the company that’s… → Read More
A tech world guide to the Brooklyn Public Library’s ‘Night of Philosophy and Ideas’
An all-nighter of CULTURE explores everything from human–robot relations to 3rd-century life hackers. Count us in. → Read More
Meet 4 game designers at the No Quarter exhibition in Bushwick
The NYU Game Center commissioned the designers to create original games. They're on display this Friday. → Read More
Brooklyn hackerspace is throwing a techy Halloween party
NYC Resistor is the oldest living hackerspace in NYC and this is an epic weekend pick. → Read More
Story Bellows moves to CityFi
Nearly two years after the civic-tech leader left Philadelphia City Hall for the Brooklyn Public Library, she's moving on to the private sector. → Read More
Build yourself a Twitter bot with this super easy tutorial
Botmaster Stefan Bohacek has the go-to bot-building tutorial on the web. → Read More
Food-startup incubator FoodWorks acquires Maine location
Growth comes quickly for the Bed-Stuy incubator. → Read More
Tech jobs this week: Realicity, Atlas Obscura, Voodoo Manufacturing
Realicity is getting technical, Atlas Obscura ventures into food and Voodoo Manufacturing is going gangbusters. It's this week's On the Market. You got this. → Read More