23:13

Emulating an ancient Unix Server - Hackware v8.4

29:07

Hacking the GovTech C01N into a BLE camera remote - Hackware v8.4

46:49

Getting started with Pair-Programming - JuniorDevSG

25:33

My first ASIC with Tiny Tapeout: PWM clone of Covox Speech Thing - Hackware v8.3

15:34

Simple techniques to overcome EEPROM-based Planned Obsolescence - Hackware v8.3

22:56

Building a Living Room Clock with ESP32-C6 ULP - Hackware v8.3

35:23

Networking for Techies - JuniorDevSG

05:48

XFM2 FPGA based FM synthesizer - Hackware v8.2

25:27

Building a portable Vectrex - Hackware v8.2

25:59

Setting up a dual-boot DOS 6 and Win 98 Pentium 3 test bench - Hackware v8.2

01:04:37

Leveraging Generative AI for Enhancing Developer Productivity - JuniorDevSG

01:47:04

Venkat Subramaniam night! Refactoring from Imperative to Functional Style - Singa Dev

38:58

Making a HDMI ISA graphics card by improving the Graphics Gremlin - Hackware v7.9

24:16

Adventures in HomeLab-2 game development - Hackware v7.9

08:50

DC UPS for home servers - Hackware v7.9

34:52

Introduction to Hotwire

01:16:33

Everything You Never Wanted to Know About Spring Boot 3's new AOT engine - SG Java User Group

30:58

Reflectionless Templates With Spring - Singapore Java User Group

15:21

QMK firmware - Hackware v7.6

12:13

Teardown and review of a new 386 system: Hand386 - Hackware v7.6

27:06

Developing high-performance Node.js addons with Rust and NAPI-RS - Singapore OSS Meetup

31:53

Build your own custom ChatGPT style doc search with Deno Fresh, OpenAI, and Supabase - SG OSS Meetup

15:11

Building and Operating with Open Source: Lessons from AFFiNE - Singapore OSS Meetup

01:03:44

Ask Me Anything (AMA) with Coding Bootcamp Grads (All Women Panel) - JuniorDevSG

01:00:42

Journey into the World of Vim - JuniorDevSG

19:16

A day in the life of a Quality Engineer (QE) - JuniorDevSG

39:36

So you think you’re an Extreme Programmer? - JuniorDevSG

32:50

Bringing ChatGPT to vintage MS-DOS computers - JuniorDevSG

29:13

Use PCIe in DIY Projects - Hackware v7.5

55:01

Hardline Liquid Cooling: Is it worth it? - Hackware v7.5

17:31

Troubleshooting and fixing a Gameboy Color - Hackware v7.5

01:02:08

📸 📸 A picture is worth a thousand…kilobytes

20:17

Hacks on 3D Printing - Hackware v7.4

11:44

Teardown of a HT107E socket tester - Hackware v7.4

20:37

Building Trust in Your Data - Improving Your Data Quality with Automated Framework on AWS

16:42

Unifying Your Security Data with Amazon Security Lake and OCSF - AWS User Group Singapore

41:18

AWS Cloud Automation Platform with Terraform and Jenkin - AWS User Group Singapore

35:46

Automating the deployment of software agents centrally using AWS Systems Manager

32:33

Fireside Chat with Community Leaders in Singapore - AWS User Group Singapore

32:11

Building an Enterprise Grade Multi Account AWS Environment - AWS User Group Singapore

23:23

Simplifying design complexities using Serverless Architecture on AWS - AWS User Group Singapore

30:39

Maximizing Business Value through Cost Optimization with the Well-Architected Framework

30:53

The Evolution of Serverless: Past, Present and Future - AWS User Group Singapore

45:42

Recap of Top re:Invent 2022 Announcements - AWS User Group Singapore

23:10

Community Day Opening Address - AWS User Group Singapore

29:51

Showcase: Low-cost Lily58 split keyboard - Hackware v7.3

17:52

Creative Technology Ltd: Intellectual Property (patents) - Hackware v7.3

17:16

Highlights from how to make (almost) anything - Hackware v7.3

18:40

SmartDrills - Hackware v7.2

25:02

Flappy Birds-on-an-FPGA - Hackware v7.2

11:42

Converting pi to openwrt-based gateway with Greengrass functions - Hackware v7.2

01:27:01

Coding Best Practices - Clean Code - Junior Dev Singapore

09:56

Review of Framework laptop - Hackware v7.1

20:29

Wearable Captions - Hackware v7.1

22:56

How to program MCU using terminal - Hackware v7.1

17:52

Raspberry Pi Pico fulfills my childhood dream - Hackware v7.1

33:13

Under the hood: Databases from scratch

39:26

Configuration Management with IaC - JuniorDevSG

23:57

Scrappy builds, maximum impact - JuniorDevSG

01:05:42

Java is Very Fast, If You Don't Create Too Many Objects - Singapore Java User Group