🔖 Beginner guide to coding with Google Apps Script to extend G Suite | Ben Collins

Bookmarked Beginner guide to coding with Google Apps Script to extend G Suite by Ben Collins (Ben Collins)
Learn how to extend Google Sheets, Google Docs and other G Suite apps with this Beginner guide to coding with Google Apps Script.
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🔖 Creating a CRUD Web App with Google Sheets | Jeff Everhart

Bookmarked Creating a CRUD Web App with Google Sheets by Jeff Everhart (Jeff Everhart)
In this post, I talk about how to build a fully-functioning web app with Google Sheets and publish it on Google servers using Vue.js and Google Apps Script.
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🔖 “The New Old Web: Preserving the Web for the Future With Containers” | Ilya Kreymer

Bookmarked "The New Old Web: Preserving the Web for the Future With Containers" by Ilya Kreymer (docs.google.com)
This talk will present innovative uses of Docker containers, emulators and web archives to allow anyone to experience old web sites using old web browsers, as demonstrated by the Webrecorder and oldweb.today projects. Combining containerization with emulation can provide new techniques in preserving both scholarly and artistic interactive works, and enable obsolete technologies like Flash and Java applets to be accessible today and in the future. The talk will briefly cover the technology and how it can be deployed both locally and in the cloud. Latest research in this area, such as automated preservation of education publishing platforms like Scalar will also be presented. The presentation will include live demos and users will also be invited to try the latest version of oldweb.today and interact with old browsers directly in their browser. The Q&A will help serve to foster a discussion on the potential opportunities and challenges of containerization technology in ‘future-proofing’ interactive web content and software.
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🔖 ❤️ OnlineCrsLady tweeted in his cryptography/blockchain talk for #Domains19 @poritzj mentioned steganography, so I wanted to share with him, plus with anyone interested in such weirdness, the Latin Steganometrographia for creating cryptographic poetry in Latin: cool, bizarre, fun! https://t.co/5JawIqhbQF https://t.co/jqnJPJZcwh

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🔖 Yet Another Introductory Number Theory Textbook (Cryptology Emphasis Version)

Bookmarked Yet Another Introductory Number Theory Textbook (Cryptology Emphasis Version) by Jonathan A. Poritz (poritz.net)

Preface This is a first draft of a free (as in speech, not as in beer) (although it is free as in beer as well) undergraduate number theory textbook. It was used for Math 319 at Colorado State University – Pueblo in the spring semester of 2014. Thanks are hereby offered to the students in that class — Megan Bissell, Tennille Candelaria, Ariana Carlyle, Michael Degraw, Daniel Fisher, Aaron Griffin, Lindsay Harder, Graham Harper, Helen Huang, Daniel Nichols, and Arika Waldrep — who offered many useful suggestions and found numerous typos. I am also grateful to the students in my Math 242 Introduction to Mathematical Programming class in that same spring semester of 2014 — Stephen Ciruli, Jamen Cox, Graham Harper, Joel Kienitz, Matthew Klamm, Christopher Martin, Corey Sullinger, James Todd, and Shelby Whalen — whose various programming projects produced code that I adapted to make some of the figures and examples in the text.

The author gratefully acknowledges the work An Introductory Course in Elementary Number Theory by Wissam Raji [see www.saylor.org/books/] from which this was initially adapted. Raji's text was released under the Creative Commons CC BY 3.0 license, see creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0. This work is instead released under a CC BY-SA 4.0 license, see creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0. (The difference is that if you build future works off of this one, you must also release your derivative works with a license that allows further remixes over which you have no control.)

  • Available for download and remix, under a Creative Commons CC BY-SA 4.0 licence. First used for Math 319: Number Theory at Colorado State University-Pueblo in the spring of 2014.
  • pdf — 864K
  • source code can be found here
  • You can buy a physical copy, if that's your thing, from the on-demand printing service Lulu at this link for $6 (plus shipping and handling). [I make 61¢ profit for each such sale: I'm happy to reimburse you that amount if you will personally contact me.]
via: https://www.poritz.net/jonathan/share/index.html

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🔖 Food Deserts | r-haye.bergbuilds.domains

Bookmarked Food Deserts (r-haye.bergbuilds.domains)
"…We know that the distance you live from a supplier of fresh produce is one of the best predictors of your health…" – Michael Pollan
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🔖 The slow fuse of possibility (applied to History courses) | Tineke D’Haeseleer

Bookmarked The slow fuse of possibility (applied to History courses) by Tineke D'HaeseleerTineke D'Haeseleer (GitLab)
Today I want to give you a few examples of what I have done with Domains (or Bergbuilds as we know it) in the past two semesters at Muhlenberg. I want to add a word of warning before I start: I'm not up to speed with the latest in theory of pedagogy or teaching (radical or otherwise), so I may be saying things you already know or have better terminology for, and have read or written interesting things about. If that's the case, please let me know: it's always useful to think about teaching within a more theoretical framework, if only because it will make it easier to write my statements for third year review and my tenure file!
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❤️ Berg Builds Community Portal

Bookmarked Berg Builds Community Portal (community.bergbuilds.domains)
A collection of Domain of One's Own Projects at Muhlenberg College
It would be cool to have a site like this of IndieWeb web sites. This reminds me a bit of Kevin Marks’ Unmung Mastoview tool. Perhaps pulling from IndieMap’s list of sites would make building such a thing easier? Would certainly make an interesting discovery tool–almost like a centralized webring or a directory of sorts.

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🔖 Full Spectrum Learning – Elevating Learning at St. Norbert College

Bookmarked Full Spectrum Learning – Elevating Learning at St. Norbert College (fullspectrumlearning.knight.domains)
Full Spectrum Learning (FSL) is St. Norbert College’s attempt to embrace and encourage diverse teaching and learning practices that elevate student learning. Because we at St. Norbert aspire to cultivate in students a love of lifelong learning inspired by excellent teaching, it is of vital importance that we come together in community to explore the ever-changing breadth of teaching and learning modalities.
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🔖 The Google Scripts and Web Site Code to run a blogging CMS with a Google Sheets

Bookmarked StewartJohn/GoogleSheetsCMS (GitHub)
The Google Scripts and Web Site Code to run a blogging CMS with a Google Sheets. Check out the site here: https://stewartjohn.github.io/GoogleSheetsCMS/d19/
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🔖 http://oldweb.today/

Bookmarked oldweb-today/netcapsule (GitHub)
Browse old web pages the old way with virtual browsers in the browser
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🔖 How a Swiss-based mathematician helped lift the lid on the Facebook data scandal | thelocal.ch

Bookmarked How a Swiss-based mathematician helped lift the lid on the Facebook data scandal (thelocal.ch)
They are lying, says Paul-Olivier Dehaye. They are all lying: Facebook, Tinder and Uber.
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🔖 PirateBox

Bookmarked PirateBox (piratebox.cc)
PirateBox is a DIY anonymous offline file-sharing and communications system built with free software and inexpensive off-the-shelf hardware.
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