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David vanBlaricom is amongst a select few of finalist for the UpRiver & rvAwesome Founders Celebration

The Lindsay Institute for Innovations in Caregiving is pleased to announce its 4th Annual “Caring for the Caregiver Hack” will take place the weekend of October 26-28, 2018 at Troutman Sanders, LLC in downtown Richmond, Virginia. S

V4 Development's CTO Derek Neely was proud to be invited to the 2018 ECPI Fall Advisory board meeting in order to give input on the current and upcoming syllabus.

V4 Development was proud to partner with some great organzations to work on the "The Bridge Project."

V4 Development's David vanBlaricom judged the 2018 Capstone Design Expo for 2018. Student teams presented their completed work at the Dean's Society event on April 26, 2018 and the Capstone Design Expo on April 27, 2018 at the Stuart C. Siegel Center.

Our client, the Science Museum of Virginia, has a free weekly "Lunch Break Science" presentation series that covers a spectrum of topics that affect or daily lifes in relation to science while you eat your bagged lunch.

V4 Development’s CEO David vanBlaricom spoke to a engaged crowd of VCU School of Engineering upcoming graduates. He spoke to the group (and also one-on-one afterwards) about the challenges and successes that is found in problem solving using real life examples.

With a new year upon us, here is a look at the current technology landscape and what 2018 may hold for the trends in software. Below is a quick snapshot of what to expect along with a general description of how it is implemented.

V4 Development was proud to collaborate with VCPEA (The Virginia Coalition for the Prevention of Elder Abuse) to launch the new VCPEA brand and updated website.

Iptables is the userspace command line program used to configure the Linux 2.4.x and later packet filtering ruleset by netfilter. In a lot of our Iptables configs we'll often setup a LOG directive to monitor some of the rules being hit. This helps for testing/confirming a rule or so we can monitor and report on the rules