Hello everyone,
How would it be to develop an activity for both sugar and sugarizer which
can help the students to learn different mathematical tricks to improve
their calculation speed?
For example:
Let us find (x5)²
Step 1: Think of the number next to x.
Step 2: x * number next to x
Step 3:
Thanks Yash,
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Thanks Ayush,
We have a draft shared on our dashboard with your name.
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You are welcome to work further on the proposal, or on right fit.
Thanks Shaan,
We have a final proposal on our dashboard with your name.
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You are welcome to work further on the proposal, or on right fit.
Thanks Jui,
We have two drafts shared on our dashboard with your name.
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You are welcome to work further on the proposals, or on right fit.
Thanks. I think it'll be really helpful if you could do that.
*Anindya Kundu*
*BTech, 6th Semester*
*Dept. of Information Technology*
*Indian Institute of Engineering Science and Technology, Shibpur*
On Mon, 30 Mar 2020 at 21:50, Walter Bender wrote:
> It is done by some ugly queue
It is done by some ugly queue management, timeouts, and events. The
relevant code is all in logo.js. I can walk you through it if you want.
On Mon, Mar 30, 2020 at 11:42 AM Anindya Kundu
wrote:
> I want to know how Music Blocks implements concurrent execution of
> multiple start blocks.
>
> As
I want to know how Music Blocks implements concurrent execution of multiple
start blocks.
As far as I know JavaScript doesn't support multi-threading. So, I can't
think of how it could be implemented. What am I missing?
Regards.
*Anindya Kundu*
*BTech, 6th Semester*
*Dept. of Information
Thanks
I have updated my timeline as per the changes made by google.
I will be submitting it with the 'final' status on the dashboard soon.
On Wed, Mar 25, 2020 at 2:29 AM James Cameron wrote:
> Hello Ayush,
>
> Thanks for the invitation.
>
> Application Review Period begins on 1st April
Yeah, I think I agree with you. There is a possibility of segmentation of
the community.
As far as mail is concerned, the replies do get grouped with the original
mail (like this one perhaps), so I think it is fine.
Just got to get used to it. :)
*Anindya Kundu*
*BTech, 6th Semester*
*Dept.
Thanks Anindya,
We have debated real-time chat quite a bit.
At minimum we offer IRC, Internet Relay Chat. However, unlike what
you may be used to it does not provide persistence or history unless
you set up a relay or server instance. Channel #sugar on network
freenode.
Also, we tend not to
Hello James,
Similar things have been implemented here in India as well. We too are
having video conference classes on Zoom and other communication on Google
Classroom.
With respect to GSoC, I don't know it there is a norm of chats, but I think
it could really help to have one on one chats
Thank you to students so far. We have twenty-two (22) proposals on
our dashboard.
We have eight proposals with status "final";
- Port Sugarizer activities to Sugar,
- Sugar App Store For Python 3 Activities,
- Model–View–Controller refactoring for Music Blocks,
- Sugarizer Knowledge Activity
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