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DevCorner: “Open Source” at TechSmith

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DevCorner is where we talk about all things software development-related from inside TechSmith. This is the place for i nterviews with our devs, source code samples, and an inside peek at some of the cool stuff we’re working on… The Problem. Finding the right process to do that at TechSmith took a few iterations.

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DevCorner: Introducing Hyde, TechSmith’s first open source project

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Today, TechSmith is excited to release its first open source project called Hyde. Evan Dontje has been a Software Engineer at TechSmith since 2010. While at TechSmith, Evan has split his time between Screencast.com and building backend services on Windows Azure to support TechSmith’s other applications.

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FREE Alternative to Camtasia Studio

LearnDash

Cam Studio is a free open source screen capture and recording tool for Windows with the accolades to back up the hype. Other options to consider in your search include: Jing by Techsmith. Okay so the name leaves a little bit to be desired, but rest assured that this program is legit. ScreenCast-o-Matic.

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FREE Alternative to Snagit

LearnDash

For years, the gold standard for this software has been Snagit by Techsmith. If you are a budget seeker, then there is a fantastic open-source option available that has many features that are similar to Snagit.

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DevCorner: Microsoft TechEd 2014 – Recap and Major Takeaways

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DevCorner is where we talk about all things software development-related from inside TechSmith. We took notes during the sessions and then shared our takeaways to the internal TechSmith developer blog. TechSmith sent fourteen people from across the company and we all met each night for dinner to debrief the day’s events.

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Advanced Screencasting: Editing Narration in Audacity Tutorial

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For most TechSmith tutorials, the narration track is actually recorded first with a handheld microphone or a podcaster USB microphone that feeds straight into Audacity (an open-source audio editor). The post Advanced Screencasting: Editing Narration in Audacity Tutorial appeared first on TechSmith Blogs.

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DevCorner: Outside the Eye – Where App Innovation and Creativity Meet

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At TechSmith, we are passionate about creating great software and keeping up with the latest technology. They also allow you to explore new technology before it might be ready to be integrated into our TechSmith apps. It’s open source and available on GitHub. That passion does not stop when we leave the office.