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Category Archive: Little Computers

Designed applications for the iPhone

23 May

ParaSite

ParaSite

Parasite has a maintained page at efuller.net/parasite. While I’m taking a break from my ParaSite project in favor of my work with the NCAC on iCensr, …

 
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04 May

Fibonacci Bag

Fibonacci Bag

Parasite has a maintained page at efuller.net/parasite. is done. As am I. So, let’s keep this brief. Regretfully, by saying that the Fibonacci Bag is …

 
By Elizabeth
Also posted in Communications Lab, ITP, Spring 2009, Wearable Technology
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06 Apr

Chance Progressions

Chance Progressions

Beta Rather than putting off for tomorrow, I decided to whip up a test batch of honey rolls and I’m glad I did. A year …

 
By Elizabeth
Also posted in ITP, Introduction to Computational Media, Living Art, Spring 2009
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16 Feb

ParaSite

ParaSite

Parasite has a maintained page at efuller.net/parasite. There has been a lot of obfuscation on my part regarding what exactly the game is that will be …

 
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01 Feb

Introduction to Objective-C

Introduction to Objective-C

Rock on ladies and gents, we are into the strong stuff now. It’s Objective-C time. And, while the error messages in Terminal were …

 
By Elizabeth
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24 Jan

iPhones SDK: Preparing to launch

iPhones SDK: Preparing to launch

This week was my first Lecture in Little Computers, a class on developing applications for the Apple iPhone. I left the class in a …

 
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19 Jan

Spring Classes

Spring Classes

2009 means new year, a new semester, and lots of new classes.  And here we are, the last day of break, just at the jumping …

 
By Elizabeth
Also posted in Design Expo, ITP, Information Contours, Living Art, Nature of Code, Spring 2009, Wearable Technology
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