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Présentation et installation de Discourse | Aedirn Présentation de Discourse Discourse est un tout nouveau moteur de forum open-source et moderne disponible depuis peu sur le web. En développement depuis un peu plus d'un an maintenant, Discourse est un projet libre initié par les créateurs de StackOverflow le site de développement et d'entraide le plus populaire de la sphère anglo-saxon, si l'on devait résumer Discourse en trois mots, ces mots seraient : Libre, Ouvert et Simple, car ce CMS en plus d'être gratuit et ouvert sur le web reste très simple d'utilisation pour les utilisateurs qui devront s'habituer à des mécaniques inédites et innovantes pour un forum, car oui Discourse est différent de ce qui existe déjà en matière de forum et sa principale différence réside avant tout dans la manière dont ce tout nouveau moteur de forum est conçu, car Discourse est codé dans le langage Ruby on Rails et non PHP. Les principales fonctionnalités Maintenant, place aux caractéristiques ! Des conversations, pas des pages Des notifications dynamiques . .

Honeycommb - the most powerful community platform in the world! Getting Started with Ember.js This is a guide that is intended for JavaScript developers that want to get started building a simple Ember application. The tutorial will take a look at all of the core components that ember provides and how they all fit together. We will explore the basics of the Router, Model, Controller, View, Handlebars.js templates, and ember-data. Along the way, you will learn the concepts you will need to get started building ambitious single page applications with ember.js. By the end of this tutorial, you will have a working example of a static web site built with ember.js. The companion code is available here: Learning Curve It is well documented in the developer forums and on twitter that learning ember.js is difficult at first. When explaining ember.js, models tutorials start with the data models first, and others the router. Comparison to Backbone.js Understanding the pros and cons of ember.js conventions Setting up <! Simple Router Adding Context

Explore Creative Learning - Introduction - Discuss-Learn Let's Begin! Welcome to Learning Creative Learning! In this first module, we'll introduce LCL and provide an overview of how the community functions. Below, you'll find: Tips to get started with LCLThree introduction videosChildhood object activity prompt 1. Navigating LCL - You're reading this post in the LCL community forum (powered by an open source tool called Discourse). Where in the world area you? 2. You can find the videos below, or download them here. Video 1: Welcome to the Media Lab A quick walk through tour of the Media Lab and an introduction to Creative Learning, with Mitch Resnick, Natalie Rusk and Philipp Schmidt. Video 2: Creative Learning OverviewBrief overview of creative learning, including the 4 Ps (projects, peers, passion and play) and the creative learning spiral. Video 3: Plans for LCLA brief overview of how LCL works, the tools we use, the weekly activities and how we hope to engage with the learning community. 3.

iTwin Connect - Private Browsing, Full Remote Access to any Computer, Corporate VPN, Made for Mobile Professionals Flyspray : Flyspray: The bug killer! Flarum Air Travel: Who is the most interesting person you've ever sat next to The €100 lab: A 3D-printable open-source platform for fluorescence microscopy, optogenetics, and accurate temperature control during behaviour of zebrafish, Drosophila, and Caenorhabditis elegans Abstract Small, genetically tractable species such as larval zebrafish, Drosophila, or Caenorhabditis elegans have become key model organisms in modern neuroscience. In addition to their low maintenance costs and easy sharing of strains across labs, one key appeal is the possibility to monitor single or groups of animals in a behavioural arena while controlling the activity of select neurons using optogenetic or thermogenetic tools. However, the purchase of a commercial solution for these types of experiments, including an appropriate camera system as well as a controlled behavioural arena, can be costly. Here, we present a low-cost and modular open-source alternative called ‘FlyPi’. Citation: Maia Chagas A, Prieto-Godino LL, Arrenberg AB, Baden T (2017) The €100 lab: A 3D-printable open-source platform for fluorescence microscopy, optogenetics, and accurate temperature control during behaviour of zebrafish, Drosophila, and Caenorhabditis elegans. Published: July 18, 2017 Introduction

Cartes mentales: quel logiciel utiliser ? L‘article récent sur les cartes mentales ayant suscité un intérêt bien sympathique, j'ai décidé d'aller approfondir un peu le sujet. Il est vrai qu'avant de me “fixer” sur un logiciel bien précis (MindNode Pro), j'ai en ai testé pas mal, avec plus ou moins de réussite…Je me suis donc replongé dans la question (après avoir pris une bonne inspiration) et voici le résultat: la présentation d'une bonne vingtaine de logiciels orientés “cartes mentales”.Ce n'est pas une simple liste: je les ai réellement essayés pour la plupart. De manière parfois assez sommaire, mais suffisante pour vous délivrer mes impressions. Petite carte mentale réalisée en 2 minutes avec Simple Mind (logiciel gratuit Mac / PC) Il y en a énormément. L'utilisation en ligne permet de s'affranchir des problèmes de compatibilité Mac / PC / Linux. Connected Mind C'est une “web app” qui fonctionne avec le navigateur de Google, Chrome. Mindomo Fonctionne avec Chrome, Firefox ou Safari, en ligne ou hors ligne. Pour Mac :

Hivebrite | The online community platform Why I Chose Ember.js Why I Chose Ember.js Clarification This article has been edited to reflect time spent with each framework and a few other relevant facts I have finally made the plunge to really dig into Ember.js. But, if you are familiar with the vast landscape of Javascript frameworks, you may wonder why I chose Ember.js. This isn't a light decision and Ember.js is thought to have quite a steep learning curve. However, I think that there are some reasons behind this that I will cover in a later post. So to start, let's look at the various frameworks and my own relations to them in my track to eventually set upon Ember.js. Backbone.js - 8 Months Experience When looking at front-end frameworks, many first happen upon Backbone. Backbone is an incredible bit of kit for managing some light data binding but soon becomes hard to manage. Marionette.js - ~4 Months Experience Of you work on Backbone projects you quickly become tired of the boilerplate that is associated with Backbone apps. Batman.js Conclusion