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Latest revision as of 21:49, 26 January 2014
For each project, please include:
- A short description (20 words)
- A long description (100-200 words)
- Link to relevant resources
- Photos, screenshots, or graphics (either as a link or an inclusion)
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Big Blue Button
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Long
Links
Photos
C3DL
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Long
Links
Photos
Fedora ARM
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Long
Links
Photos
Joystick/Gamepad Web API
Short
The gamepad API gives web developers access to joysticks and gamepads on the client's computer using JavaScript in a web page. The Gamepad API is currently under development in Firefox and Chrome. This API is currently in W3C draft status.
Long
Links
Photos
Pointer Lock (Mouse Lock) Web API
Short
The Pointer Lock API makes it possible for web developers to target the mouse pointer to a region of the screen and move infinitely in any direction. This is necessary for web games and other immersive 3D spaces and tools.
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Web technology: Mouse Lock API
The Pointer Lock (Mouse Lock) API is currently under development by David Humphrey and his students at Seneca College. It is also under development in Chrome. This API is currently in W3C Draft Status.