プロジェクトの目的をメンバーみんなですり合わせて、楽しく仕事をするための方法をご紹介します。
I introduce a method to work happily. By the members are all on the same page for the Project's Objectives.
プロジェクトの目的をメンバーみんなですり合わせて、楽しく仕事をするための方法をご紹介します。
I introduce a method to work happily. By the members are all on the same page for the Project's Objectives.
Eric Ries at Startup Lessons Learned sllconf 2011 - Japanese TranslationKenji Hiranabe
Japanese translation of Eric Ries Keynote at Startup Lessons Learned sllconf 2011 - Japanese Translation
http://www.slideshare.net/startuplessonslearned/eric-ries-sllconf-keynote-state-of-the-lean-startup-movement
Translated by Yuki Sekiguchi and Kenji Hiranabe
Eric Ries at Startup Lessons Learned sllconf 2011 - Japanese TranslationKenji Hiranabe
Japanese translation of Eric Ries Keynote at Startup Lessons Learned sllconf 2011 - Japanese Translation
http://www.slideshare.net/startuplessonslearned/eric-ries-sllconf-keynote-state-of-the-lean-startup-movement
Translated by Yuki Sekiguchi and Kenji Hiranabe
Currently, "Windy" is the No. 1 weather app that is popular for fishing, surfing, diving, and mountaineering.
Sometimes, the best way to understand the weather around you is to see it visualized on your phone screen. That's what Windy offers with detailed maps that let you watch the weather forecast unfold in front of you.
Windy excels at wind patterns, of course, but the app has 40-plus maps available showing temperature, humidity and more. You've also got satellite and Doppler info at your fingertips, plus a hurricane tracking feature that comes in handy during storm season.
Windy is a Czech company providing interactive weather forecasting services worldwide.
The portal was founded by Ivo Lukačovič in November 2014. Initially, the portal focused on wind animation, currently there are other basic meteorological parameters such as temperature, pressure, relative humidity, cloud base and additional panels with more advanced data.
Windy also has a website as well as a free app available for iPhone and Android.
IoTは「Internet of Things」順略称で、日本語では「モノのインーネット」と訳されます。ここでいう「モノ」とはネットワークにつながることが可能な私たちのまわりにある身近な物です。たとえば、今あなたが身に着けている服や時計、家電や車、もしくは家自身、さらには今あなたが読んでいる本書も、ネットワークにつながれば、IoTでいうところの「モノ」になります。