Clark Snowdall

Member Since: September 29, 2009

Country: United States

Profile

Organizations

Pegasus Designs Shope Performance Group

Spoken Languages

English

Programming Languages

Ruby, C/C++, Java, Lua, Javascript

Universities

Trinity University CU Boulder

Expertise

Jack of all trades

Interests

home automation, home theater, aerospace, educational outreach for engineering and science

News - April Caption Contest | last week

New Product Friday - Bird V2.0 (breakout board not yet available)
News - Fluke Responds to Tradema… | about 3 weeks ago

Kudos to Fluke. I’m truly impressed by the company. And also by Sparkfun. Well done all around!
News - Fluke, we love you but yo… | last month

Where in LA are these being destroyed? Perhaps I’ll wander down and see if I can “liberate” a couple. :)
News - Your March Caption Contes… | about a month ago

Can I have a volunteer?
Product DD-12012 | about 2 months ago

Hmmmmm … seems placing it in your cart does NOT mean you’ll get it. I managed to grab one early, then went on to shop for a few other items. By the time I got to checkout it was not available anymore. Guess I learned my lesson for next time.
News - September Caption Contest | about 7 months ago

“Owl” see YOU at Maker Faire!
News - Enginursday: For those of… | about 8 months ago

I work in the Ruby on Rails world of web development, and I can tell you it’s nearly ENTIRELY mac based. So there might be some bastions of Windows for development out there, but most folks I know use Macs or Linux.

As for embedded stuff I’ve managed to find solutions in one form or another for nearly everything I have done. Either tools that are cross-platform (Arduino, Eagle, etc.), or cross compilers working through Xcode or Eclipse (AVR programming), or through emulation (TinyOS). It’s a completely capable platform.
News - March Caption Contest | about 2 years ago

Now if someone will just tape a soldering iron to my paw.

No public wish lists :(