Monthly Archives: April 2015

FireSarter: Entrepreneur & Innovation Community

Posted on April 27, 2015 by Michael

      Are you looking for a place in Warner Robins, GA to rapidly prototype a product or test a business concept?   Are you looking for a community to learn technical skills and grow your business concept?  Are … Continue reading →

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Ardublock: GRAPHICAL PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE FOR ARDUINO

Posted on April 23, 2015 by Michael

Thanks to projects like Code.org and MIT Scratch, students can encounter ideas from computer science using rich puzzle interfaces. Using these puzzle interfaces, students grow their skills of creativity and critical thinking while building something fun. Puzzle based programming interfaces put … Continue reading →

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How to build a Lego Crane using Arduino [Tutorial]

Posted on April 18, 2015 by Michael

I’m always looking for new ways to play and build with my kids.  In the Rosario house hold, we enjoy building stuff with Lego’s.   My kids have also enjoyed playing with Lego Wedo and Lego Mindstorm kits at our … Continue reading →

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DroidScript: Building Simple Android apps using JavaScript

Posted on April 9, 2015 by Michael

  Let’s say you want to tinker with making simple Android applications, but you don’t have a lot of time.   Perhaps you just love JavaScript and want to write Android Apps.   Consider checking DroidScript on the Google Play Store.  DroidScript … Continue reading →

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Sonic-PI: Sound synth application for learning coding and music

Posted on April 2, 2015 by Michael

I love it when I find a tool that combines my two favorite hobbies: music and computers. A gifted programmer named Sam Aaron has created an engaging tool for teaching music and code to makers young and old entitled Sonic-Pi. … Continue reading →

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