#webcraft

[thestaticroom]

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[mkwebcraft-blog]

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[pokecanada]

End of WebCraft?

Hello! This will be a post about WebCraft. Mainly regarding the Minecraft aspect. Now, over 1 year ago, me and KiwiSully were testing out LAN (1.3 snapshots) and we wanted to bring the server with us. I had the world on my hard drive so, he never got the chance to play on it unless I was at his place (vice-versa). The next day, me and kiwi moved that world over to an SMP server hosted at my place. We nicknamed the server: WebCraft. Ever since then, we've had many great people come and go. Many close friends…and some YouTube friends. But now, I just see no future for WebCraft. Our community has holes in it. Some of them are my fault, others are other people's fault (mainly silver. :P). I feel like, if we keep WebCraft the way it is, nothing will change. Instead of completely getting rid of WebCraft, I think the plan will be to remove the Minecraft SMP server, patch up the community and play other games together, then start the whole SMP thing again just in time for 1.7 snapshots (it'd be the same world. don't worry. :D). If the community can survive, I'll set up the server. If not, then it'll be the cause of death for WebCraft. Hope you enjoyed reading this. ;) -PokeCanada

[webcraftsmp]

Welcome to our blog!

Welcome to our blog! Here the Webcraft Crew will be posting various updates from things such as the server to contest and even UHC!

Please click these links if you want to learn about us further.

REDDIT: www.reddit.com/r/webcraft

TWITTER: www.twitter.com/thewebcraftcrew

FACEBOOK: http://on.fb.me/15AaZ5g

YOUTUBE: www.youtube.com/webcraftpodcast

OFFICIAL WEBSITE: www.pokecanada.com

Thanks for reading and I hope you stick around for more!

~PokeCanada

[jmac-opened]

HTML Hunting in the World Around You

This photograph of a shelf in my office seemed to encapsulate 3 different HTML tags to me: <div>, <ul> and <ol>.

The most obvious to me was that because the files created different sections they replicated the <div> tag. Each section has a different meaning and groups together resources that fit a particular area.

The second and third tags that I could see here were <ul> and <ol>, characteristics I only stumbled upon when I paid attention to the contents of the folders. One contains an ordered list of magazines, listed in chronological order, while others contain resources that are not ordered in any particular way.

[aethernet-blog]

ide | coda vs sublime text

Since i do web i tried a lot of ide and text editor.

One stands above all the other when talking about html / css and js, it's coda from panic.

It has everything you'll need to make great webpages.

But recently i came to sublime text. And the truth is ... it rocks ! The only thing i'm not very satisfied with is the plugin for ftp/sftp wich has not a realy usable tree for remote editing. All the rest is just ... well ... sublime !

The best part of sublime is the plug-ins system and the great plugins out there like "fetch" that will help you get the last version of any dependency you'll allways use, like jquery, html5boilerplate, ...

[aethernet-blog]

e-learning | coursera, khan ac, p2pu and the school of webcraft

Si vous lisez ce blog vous vous souviendrez peut-être des cours en ligne donné l'année passée par certain professeur de l'université de Stanford.

Le projet pilote proposait de suivre des cours sur l’intelligence artificielle, l'apprentissage aux machines ainsi qu'une initiation aux bases de données.

Le projet est désormais solide et propose plus d'une centaine de cours donné par des professeurs venant de plus de 10 universités différentes dont deux ou trois hors états-unis et continue de grandir. Son nom est devenu coursera.

L'approche de coursera est une version mise à jour de l'approche universitaire, et c'est très bien. Mais les internets ont permis le développement d'autres type d'école en ligne tel que P2PU ( littéralement l'université de pair à pair ) qui favorise l'apprentissage horizontal.

Il faut noter aussi la merveilleuse Khan Academy qui propose d'apprendrepresquetout gratuitement, et qui se trouve être d'une grande aide quand vous manquez de background pour suivre un cour sur coursera ( des lacunes en math par exemple ).

Aujourd'hui je suis inscrit dans 5 cours sur coursera et m'en vais aiguiser mes web skills dans la school of webcraft de mozilla sur P2PU.