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A HobbyGameDev entry, done in podcast-style, doing my best to offer some considerations for a reader wondering about making an unlicensed noncommercial game. Intellectual property is absolutely a topic that videogame developers, even if indie, student, hobby, or only doing noncommercial projects, really should try to become better acquainted with.

(Though ultimately - as I'll stress repeatedly in the entry that follows - developers should be consulting with a real lawyer over any and all questions, rather than acting dangerously on their/our own informal and necessarily incomplete knowledge of these complicated subjects. This entry is offered only as a starting point on some terminology and concepts, and hopefully helpful in steering readers towards what kinds of questions to ask and search for, perhaps raising awareness of complications that otherwise may not have been recognized before as potential issues.)

Full transcript on the blog: http://www.hobbygamedev.com/adv/intellectual-property-and-hobby-game-development/

Music (at the start and end) excerpts via Creative Commons Attribution 3.0, from BoxCat Games

Intellectual Property and Hobby Game Development

The author of Appcelerator Titanium: Up and Running describes how Titanium can be used to generate native mobile apps from JavaScript code. He distinguishes the Titanium platform from native API programming and from other popular JavaScript platforms for mobile devices. We look at the way Titanium exploits the expressiveness and flexibility of JavaScript, and some of the directions that the Appcelerator company is taking Titanium."

Building native apps from JavaScript using Titanium - John Anderson

Jay Parikh, VP of Infrastructure Engineering, Facebook, talks about where The Open Compute Project has been and where it is going!

The Open Compute Project

Barton George, Director of Developer Programs at Dell, discusses Project Sputnik and the progress Dell has made since last OSCON 2012.

Project Sputnik

Steve Wendel, Principal Scientist at HelloWallet, talks about how to design products and services that help users change behavior. Steve discusses the good and bad example of designing for behavior change, importance of testing and iteration, role of psychology, and resources and tools.

Purposeful Design Principles for Behavior Change

Francesc Campoy Flores, Go Developer Programs Engineer at Google, talks about Go best practices.

Go Best Practices

Nathan Yergler, Principal Engineer at Eventbrite, talks about why Django is a premiere Python web framework.

Django Today

Scott Murray, Assistant Professor of Design at the University of San Francisco and Code Artist, discusses how to create interactive data visualizations. Topics covered include obtaining a clean data set, planning, consistency, accuracy, format issues, and tools you should consider.

Getting Started with Interactive Data Visualizations

Joshua Marinacci tells us what he's been thinking about in terms of the future of the Internet of Things. How will the future look when every object is networked? Do we need to look to Isaac Asimov's Laws of Robotics?

The Internet of Things and the Laws of Robotics

Humans are social creatures using communications that are ‘regulated’ by trust, ethics, social systems and law. Our world of interactions and networks is increasingly complex and automated. What happens when events and decisions become too fast for us to perceive, let alone control? Professors Huw Price and Murray Shanahan join Dr Jonathan Cave and Dr Hermann Hauser.

The Internet of Things and the boundaries of humanity

Neal Ford, the author of The Productive Programmer, discusses the benefits of polyglot programming and the impact it's had on software development.

Polyglot Programming

Author Harry Percival discusses how he got into TDD, why you should too, and shares some tips

The Case for Test-Driven Development

O'Reilly's Mary Treseler talks with Andy Goodman, designer and group director of Fjord’s US studios, about service design, embeddables, and predictive analytics.

Designing On A System Level

The growth of internet users in the past five years has caused an explosion of big data being produced from a range of devices and social networks. How do we manage and exploit such big data?

Professor Dimitrios Georgakopoulos - The internet of things

In this first episode of Exponential Outlook I interview Sam Greengard, author of the book  The Internet of Things from The MIT Press. We talk about the basics of The Internet of Things, their use in manufacturing and everyday life, information overload, sensor security and more.

Understanding The Internet of Things - Exponential Outlook Podcast #1

The internet of things at South Kenn. Tube Station

The O'Reilly Programming Podcast gives coders, programmers, developers, and app makers tips and tricks to get tasks accomplished on time and on budget, keep up with the programming language advancements, and find out what is going on in the programming community.