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Welcome to CDOT The Seneca Centre for Development of Open Technology

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About CDOT Seneca’s Centre for Development of Open Technology (CDOT) provides a physical and virtual environment for the development and research of open source products through collaboration with Seneca, the open source community, business, and other institutions. The centre is an integration point for knowledge, education, and relationships within the open source world. The Centre's virtual presence starts here, and includes IRC and our blog planet. CDOT's physical space is located on the first floor of the TEL building. Learn more about CDOT · CDOT in the News Events Upcoming Events: Lawrence Mandel, Software Developer IBM Rational Software Eclipse Plug-in Architecture - Techniques for developing Eclipse WTP Tuesday Feb, 24 from 11:40 a.m. to 1:25 p.m. @ S2149 Past Events: See Special Events History

Current Blog Posts Note: Updates to this list are not taking place due to a recent MediaWiki update. Please refer to Planet CDOT for current postings. Michael Mullin: CodeAssistor listed on the Scintilla Related Projects site Michael Mullin: CodeAssistor once again compiles against vanilla Scintilla-Cocoa Michael Mullin: Goto Line added to CodeAssistor Michael Mullin: Where do I find CodeAssistor? Kezhong Liang: Eucalyptus cannot recover node automatically Matt Postill: Getting Started Andor Salga (asalga): Smoothing and changing point sizes in WebGL Scott Downe: Processing.js casting bug Michael Mullin: The CodeAssistor released v0.0.1 Grace Simon Batumbya: Getting Started at CDOT Mickael Medel (aSydiK): Unfinished Business 0.8 ? 0.9 ? 1.0 Scott Downe: Building Firefox on Fedora Anna Sobiepanek: sketch.processing.org Armen Zambrano G. (armenzg): Help finishing *all* Fedora oranges David Humphrey: View Source as Musical Innovation Michael Mullin: Scintilla Cocoa Bzr and Launchpad See more posts on the OpenSource@Seneca Planet. You can add your own blog to the Planet List.