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Mark Eaton wrote a new post on the site Library Technology at Kingsborough 1 week ago
AR, part 3Over on the Springshare Lounge, I was asked for some detail about how our new augmented reality game works, so I posted the text […]
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Mark Eaton wrote a new post on the site Library Technology at Kingsborough 1 week, 6 days ago
AR, part 2This was the first week of the fall semester, so our augmented reality (AR) game went live to students for the first time. Prof. […]
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Mark Eaton wrote a new post on the site Library Technology at Kingsborough 2 weeks, 5 days ago
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Mark Eaton wrote a new post on the site Library Technology at Kingsborough 2 weeks, 5 days ago
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Mark Eaton commented on the post, The smol internet, on the site Library Technology at Kingsborough 1 month, 2 weeks ago
So after writing this post I went and started a capsule anyway. We’ll see if I have any time to maintain it…
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Mark Eaton wrote a new post on the site Library Technology at Kingsborough 1 month, 2 weeks ago
The smol internetI’ve been interested in gemini for quite a while now. It’s a protocol that serves up plain text with hyperlinks, and that’s about […]
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Mark Eaton wrote a new post on the site Library Technology at Kingsborough 1 month, 2 weeks ago
On using a fading JavaScript libraryI’ve been building some web stuff recently with a JavaScript library that seems to be well past its prime. A couple of years is a […]
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Mark Eaton wrote a new post on the site Library Technology at Kingsborough 1 month, 3 weeks ago
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Mark Eaton started the topic PyGotham in the forum
Programming Across CUNY Campuses 2 months ago
NYC’s Python conference is coming up:
https://2023.pygotham.tv/2023/03/04/announcing-pygotham-2023/
I look forward to the return of the in-person conference next year, but hopefully this year’s online format will tide us over until then!
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Mark Eaton commented on the post, Vim, on the site Library Technology at Kingsborough 2 months, 2 weeks ago
Definitely not looking to start an editor holy war here.
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Mark Eaton wrote a new post on the site Library Technology at Kingsborough 2 months, 2 weeks ago
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Mark Eaton wrote a new post on the site Library Technology at Kingsborough 2 months, 3 weeks ago
In praise of buying low quality booksI buy a lot of really bad books on Amazon. They’re minor books, on fringe topics, and they’re usually well out of date. They’re […]
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Mark Eaton wrote a new post on the site Library Technology at Kingsborough 2 months, 3 weeks ago
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Mark Eaton wrote a new post on the site Library Technology at Kingsborough 2 months, 4 weeks ago
DX and Vue in LibGuidesWhile I was very optimistic about Vue Single File Components (SFCs) a few posts ago, I’ve been having some trouble implementing […]
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Mark Eaton wrote a new post on the site Library Technology at Kingsborough 3 months, 2 weeks ago
Minimum viable websiteIn my last post I talked about pushing back on the complexity of JavaScript frameworks. Now I’m thinking about taking this […]
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Dr. Natasha Cox-Magno (She/Her) and
Mark Eaton are now friends 3 months, 3 weeks ago
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Mark Eaton started the topic Summer opportunities for Python learners in the forum
Programming Across CUNY Campuses 3 months, 3 weeks ago
These free summer workshops from ITHAKA on various Python topics look super interesting:
https://www.ithaka.org/constellate/text-analysis-pedagogy-institute/
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Mark Eaton wrote a new post on the site Library Technology at Kingsborough 4 months ago
Pushing forward; pushing backLately, I’ve been trying to push forward with best practices for our library webpage. This has meant moving toward Vue and moving […]
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Mark Eaton wrote a new post on the site Library Technology at Kingsborough 4 months, 1 week ago
In praise of Single File ComponentsOne of the recommended ways to organize Vue code is to use Single File Components, and I have to say, they are wonderful. Instead […]
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Mark Eaton wrote a new post on the site Library Technology at Kingsborough 4 months, 3 weeks ago
Up to dateThere is more than one way to simplify code. You could, for example, adopt new abstractions that make things that were previously […]
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