Paul Sutton

code

Code Editors

The two main code editors that are on the Raspberry Pi are Thonny and Geany

Thonny

Thonny appears to be written in Python,but also specific for editing python code, the screen shot appears to be from a different version to that on the Code Club Pi's but both are fine for editing code. I may just need to update the pi we were using though.

Geany

Geany is more of a general purpose and supports many different languages from Python, C, Ruby, php as well as HTML / CSS.

Both editors are fine.

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#Thonny,#Geany,#Programming,#Code,#Editors

Write your own compiler

Another post found on Mastodon. This was posted by Dr. Brian Callahan.

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#Write,#Own,#Compiler,#Programming,#Blog,#coding #code #program #programming #compiler #compile #compilers

Public Money, Public Code

This is a campaign, by the fsfe. Any code that is developed, with public funds, should be released under a license that makes it available to everyone.

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VIDEO

This is the talk from LibrePlanet on PMPC

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#public,#money,#public,#code,#fsfe,#campaign,#LibrePlanet,#Video,#Talk

CrypdPad 5 of 5 : Contents

I am posting this index to help people find the four posts from earlier today.

Quick index to Cryptpad post topics from today:-

It is free to sign up, easy to use, and respects privacy.

I can make more Cryptpad posts in due course. Feel free to follow me on Mastodon with the id @[email protected]">@[email protected]

#cryptpad,#kanban,#sheet,#writer,#code,#presenting, #drive,#cloud,#storage,#files,#team,#privacy, #encryption

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Applications for students to join this years Google Summer of code open next week.

This period runs as follows

March 16 – 31, 2020 Students can register and submit their applications to mentor organizations. All proposals must be submitted by March 31, 2020 19:00 (British Summer Time).

#gsoc, #google, #summer, #code, #student, #coding, #projects, #GoogleSummerOfCode


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The list of organizations supporting this years Google Summer of code are announced today.

As per timeline

Please use the contact details here to find out more information.

#gsoc, #google, #summer, #code, #student, #coding, #projects, #GoogleSummerOfCode


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Free Code Camp and Repl.it

As we are working through the FreeCodeCamp (FCC) Responsive Web Design course at Code Club. I decided to investigate, if the code developed in FCC could be pasted directly into a project on the Repl,it website.

It appears the answer is yes, as the screen below demonstrates.

fcc-repl

This is really useful, especially as the image also displays. This allows learners to develop projects directly from what they are learning with FCC.

One of the final exercises for this HTML component sets up a very basic webpage with the various tags in the right place.


<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
  <title>The best page ever</title>
</head>
<body>
  <h1>The best page ever</h1>
  <p>Cat ipsum dolor sit amet, jump launch to pounce upon little yarn mouse, bare fangs at toy run hide in litter box until </p>
</body>
</html>

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#coding, #html, #freecodecamp, #replit


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Applications for mentoring organizations for this years Google summer of code are now open.

A timeline for the programme is available with student applications starting in March. This should give time for people to research any projects they want to help, learn additional software for example before starting.

Please use the contact details here to find out more information.

#gsoc, #google, #summer, #code, #student, #coding, #projects, #GoogleSummerOfCode


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