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I really like that sugar is so accessible and can run without internet and expensive hardware. I have interests in music, web development, and education!  
 
I really like that sugar is so accessible and can run without internet and expensive hardware. I have interests in music, web development, and education!  
 
== Projects ==
 
== Projects ==
* '''Sugarizer Client development environment''' - I set up the Sugarizer development environment and set up a "hello, world" activity.
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* '''Music Blocks: Tone.js 2''' - I learned about synthesizers, Tone.js, and how Music Blocks (a Sugar activity) worked. This is the first time I've really spent a lot of time reading through code documentation, so I think this was beneficial experience.
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==== Sugarizer Client development environment ====
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I set up the Sugarizer development environment and set up a "Hello, World" activity. I've never dealt with JSON, so I'm glad I got some exposure.
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Languages used: HTML, CSS, JSON
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==== Music Blocks: Tone.js 2 ====
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I learned about synthesizers, Tone.js, and how Music Blocks (a Sugar activity) worked. This is the first time I've really spent a lot of time reading through code documentation, so I think this was beneficial experience.
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Language used: Javascript

Revision as of 20:37, 14 December 2015

Hi! I'm a participant of Google Code-in 2015 and have chosen Sugar Labs as my organization. I go to a online highschool so I was interested in the education platform that Sugar provides. I really like that sugar is so accessible and can run without internet and expensive hardware. I have interests in music, web development, and education!

Projects

Sugarizer Client development environment

I set up the Sugarizer development environment and set up a "Hello, World" activity. I've never dealt with JSON, so I'm glad I got some exposure.

Languages used: HTML, CSS, JSON

Music Blocks: Tone.js 2

I learned about synthesizers, Tone.js, and how Music Blocks (a Sugar activity) worked. This is the first time I've really spent a lot of time reading through code documentation, so I think this was beneficial experience.

Language used: Javascript