When Game On Entertainment first started, we were stuck with coordinating between dozens of speadsheets and constantly facing clogged inboxes. Venture was created to primarily manage event exhibitors, but eventually grew into a full-fledged logistics platform designed for conventions. Venture is used by 26 event organizations nationwide and is still under active development.
OnSight is the web aspect of Game On Entertainment's CMS stack, Expo360. The goal of OnSight was to develop a CMS that allowed extreme customization per event but utilize a common backend format. OnSight is used for dozens of websites and offered as a service.
OnDeck is the physical aspect of Game On Entertainment's CMS stack, Expo360. OnDeck powers digital signage utilizng the same Expo360 dynamic content to bridge the experience from the screen to reality.
CodeCup is CodeDay's national Cyber Security challenge. Sponsored by companies like Splunk, CodeCup is designed to both introduce students into the field of InfoSec and to create a fun, challenging competition between CodeDay cities.
Stardust was created primarily because we wanted to be able to run game servers across multiple computers. While Stardust didn't result in a solution that exactly did that, it did result in a computing framework that allowed a variety of workloads on a plethora of hardware. At release, Stardust was developed to handle Tensorflow, Python, and R workloads and run on x86_64, ARM, and MIPS.