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Turning GCSE, GED, IB, & Diplomas Into Video Games

Play is nature's mechanism of teaching and learning: competition, reward, repetition, collaboration, failure, creativity, and more. Without sacrificing in-person socialisation, we can update classical education for the technological homeschooling age, using the tools the children already love by transposing the syllabi of primacy and secondary education into storyline-based video console

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PHP-SoX: A Server-Side Audio Effects Processing Extension For PHP Using Libsox/Sound eXchange

For images, we've had ImageMagick; for video, we've had FFMPEG. But never anything for audio editing or filtering. How do you mix audio files, add echo, trim silence, or normalize volume? How can you do server-side editing to allow web development with music and speech? The full source code for

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An OO Backend Dev's Crash Course To React Native

At some point in your career, you're going to get asked if you can fix that React thing. Or put together an app quickly for a church or charity. If you're someone who works on the backend, it's slightly distasteful peering into the world of front- end people. JavaScript developers

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MedVault: A Blueprint For Secure Medical QR Codes

QR codes are designed to be like postcards on lampposts. They are not designed to contain private information. They are meant to be openly scannable by anyone at all in full public view. As such, they are the least appropriate medium to be placing any kind of personal medical information

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Quick Delivery Of A Web App For Android & Desktop

Increasingly there's a growing need to develop and publish across technological platforms, for many different reasons. One of them is vendor lock-in, where you want clients to depend on an installation of your product rather than visit a shared page. Another might be access to the underlying operating system. Or

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Programmable Cloud Wifi Networks, Linux Router APIs, And Smarter Hospitality

To answer your question, yes, there are Wifi routers with APIs you can talk to in order to dynamically configure their settings, like hotspots and SSIDs. Wifi doesn't have to suck; it can be as programmable as any other IoT hardware. You don't have to flirt with ugly open source